Directed by Andrew Dylan Ray, the show will run Tuesday, April 29–Saturday May 3 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, May 4 at 2:30 p.m.

In his 1708 essay “Review of the State of the British Nation,” Defoe satirically exhorted the public to vote Tory rather than ...

Daunted by the breadth of the material, I fear I will never be well read enough.

M ovie-goers and bookworms alike have enjoyed the various film adaptations of Pride & Prejudice over the decades, and many ...

Many promise their own modern twists on classics like Pride & Prejudice but does Austen's ... but it was rarely expressed openly in literature. "With this adaptation, we wanted to celebrate ...

No. Take Frances Burney, in whose novel “Cecilia” (1782) the phrase “pride and prejudice” first appears. Burney’s debut, “Evelina”, was a literary sensation, reprinted four times in ...

She often had to rely on the generosity of her brothers for money despite her literary success. The main characters in Pride and Prejudice are much more powerful than working-class Georgians ...

Whether you're looking to read the classics, sci-fi or nonfiction, there are many female authors to pick from.

I read them to my own children, and one of my kids was like, ‘You should write an essay called ‘Diary ... day retelling of Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice," which she set in Cincinnati.