Jane Austen fans step back in time for festival
As part of the annual Jane Austen Festival, fans of the author donned Regency outfits for a special journey. They travelled from Bath to Trowbridge by train to have tea in the historic Parade House. It is thought that the novelist herself would stop off at the venue on her journeys from Hampshire to Bath.
A £17 million country house beloved by Jane Austen is at the centre of a planning row after its owners announced plans to ...
Fans of one of England's most celebrated novelists have taken to the streets dressed in regency attire, to pay homage to ...
Jane Austen’s novels are read all over the globe, and adaptations of her works have graced both film and TV screens. Although ...
22, at Harlequin Productions’ State Theater, pretty much turns Jane Austen upside down. The screwball comedy, with Kate ...
A Regency-style garden in memory of the author Jane Austen has opened. The garden, which includes flowers mentioned in her ...
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New trails celebrating Jane Austen's heritage launched to village communityThe trails aim to celebrate Overton’s heritage and place the village on the Jane Austen map ahead of the 250th anniversary of ...
More than 200 years after her birth, author Jane Austen's work still appeals to audiences with a mix of romance and period ...
With actors playing multiple roles and a feverish energy, the performance brings all that you know and love to new heights ...
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Village celebrating links to Jane Austen ahead of 250th anniversary of her birthdayThe Overton Jane Austen Trails shine a spotlight on Overton and the neighbourhood that Jane Austen knew and grew up in.
FULTON – Jane Austen’s timeless tale Sense and Sensibility will enchant audiences once more beginning this Friday at The Art Scene (née CNY Arts Center). Under the direction of Don Crowe, ...
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