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Pride and Prejudice 
Meanwhile, at Longbourn

A unique, intimate adaptation of a timeless favorite
Novel by Jane Austen     Adapted by Evelyn Gard

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Get ready to don your best Regency-era attire (optional), and join us for the much-anticipated third season of "Pride and Prejudice, Meanwhile at Longbourn," on September 26, 27, and 28, starring the Osborne Homestead Museum in Derby, Connecticut as Longbourn.

 

We’re celebrating Jane Austen’s 250th Anniversary, and it’s going to be more entertaining than a tea party with the Bennet sisters.

Don’t miss this chance to immerse yourself in Austen's world, where romance and drama are served with a side of scandal! Prepare for a delightful romp filled with more swoon-worthy moments than you can shake a bonnet at!

Photos from previous productions

Photos by Lauren DeAnne Photography

Important Information

 

Before making your reservation, please note the following:

  • This production requires the audience to engage in a significant amount of walking, standing, and using stairs both inside and outside the Museum.

  • *All guests 12 years an younger are welcome at the 11:30 a.m. shows on September 27 and 28 only.

  • Please check-in no later than 15 minutes prior to the performance. We are unable to accommodate late arrivals for the interior scenes,

  • Donations are accepted, and a minimum donation of fifteen dollars is suggested.

  • Please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the performance time.

  • Feel free to enjoy the grounds before and after the performance. The Osborne Homestead Museum includes one of sixteen members of the prestigious Connecticut’s Historic Gardens, offering a delightful rambling park and the full experience of colorful fall foliage for which our state is famous. 

MEET THE 2025 CAST
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SPECIAL THANKS TO​​

Sponsors

The Kellogg Estate Trustees

Lori Brandt, Assistant Director
of State Parks, Director of Education & Outreach CT DEEP


Susan Robinson, Curator, Osborne Homestead Museum

 

Friends
Rhonda Bielik
Willow Tree Montessori School, Bethany CT

 

Guest Star Cameo 

Kate Gill

as Lady Lucas


Maria Nelson

as the Maid

2025  PRODUCTION TEAM

 

Produced by Performing Arts Collaborative in partnership with

The Kellogg Estate Trustees and the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection

Susan Robinson, Museum Curator, Osbourne Homestead Museum

Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice Adapted and Directed by Evelyn Gard

Lauren DeAnne, Stage Manager,  Visual Assets
Timothe DeRosa, Property Manager

Gabrielle Germain, Promotions and Marketing

Lena Yasutake, Costume and Etiquette Historian 

Christina Rivera, Costume Manager
ZiZi Yasutake, Costume Assistant/Tailor

Catherine Annulli, Production Associate

Richard Gard, Tech and Production Support

Maria Nelson, Crew​            Mai Genet, Crew

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