Songs include ' Everyday I Write the Book', ' Young Hearts Run Free', ' Will You Love Me Tomorrow', ' I Got You Babe', ' Holding Out for a Hero' and ' You're So Vain'. 'Comedy staging' is by Jos Houben, scenic design by Jabares-Pita, lighting design by Colin Grenfell, sound design by Michael John McCarthy and Luke Swaffield, and choreography by Emily-Jane Boyle. McArthur and Simon Harvey direct, and the cast consists of McArthur as Darcy and Mrs Bennet, Burgess as Mr Collins, Gordon as Lady Catherine de Bourgh and Jane, Jarrett-Scott as Charlotte and Charles Bingley and Tyler as Lizzie Bennet. The play began performances in London's West End at the Criterion Theatre on 15 October 2021, with an official opening on 2 November, produced by David Pugh. The playtext was published by Nick Hern Books on 12 September 2019. The all-female cast included Tori Burgess, Felixe Forde, Christina Gordon, Hannah Jarrett-Scott, Isobel McArthur and Meghan Tyler.Ī UK tour of the production opened with the original Glasgow cast at the Bristol Old Vic (7– 28 September 2019) before touring to Northern Stage Newcastle (2 – 12 October), Birmingham Repertory Theatre (15 October – 2 November), The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh (24 January – 15 February 2020), Leeds Playhouse (25 – 29 February) Oxford Playhouse (10 – 14 March) and Nuffield Southampton Theatres (17 March, which was cancelled after two performances due to the COVID-19 pandemic). It was directed by Paul Brotherston and designed by Ana Inés Jabares-Pita. The play premiered at the Tron Theatre in Glasgow, Scotland, on 28 June 2018 running until 14 July, produced by Blood of the Young. The all-female cast of five or six each play multiple characters, both servants and gentry, retelling the novel's events through the servants' eyes and performing 'hilariously well-chosen karaoke songs at pivotal moments'. The plot hews closely to the Austen novel, in a contemporary setting with modern language. The production won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Entertainment or Comedy Play.

After an initial production in Scotland in 2018 and a tour in 2019–20, it opened in the West End in 2021 and toured again in 2022-23. The play is designed for a cast of five or six women, each playing a servant and several of the main characters. Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) is a play by Isobel McArthur, with songs, based on Jane Austen's novel.

Eligible pride and prejudice