• Venue Southwark Playhouse Elephant, London
  • Performance dates Booking to 24 October 2026
  • Running time 2 hour 30 minutes (including interval)
  • Age guidelines 10+
  • Offer: Pay no fees Valid select performances  to 24 Oct 2026 . Book by 24 Oct

Jane Eyre – A Musical Tickets London

Five time Tony Award nominated Jane Eyre – A Musical comes to London for its UK premiere from 28 August to 24 October 2026.

From acclaimed creators John Caird (Les Misérables) and Paul Gordon (Daddy Long Legs, Pride & Prejudice), this new musical adaptation brings Charlotte Brontë’s iconic novel vividly to the stage.

Co-directed by John Caird and Megan McGinnis, the production reimagines one of literature’s most beloved stories as a sweeping musical journey of love, resilience and self-discovery.

West End stars Charlie Burn (Mean Girls, Les Misérables) and Ashley Gilmour (Phantom of the Opera, Miss Saigon, Les Misérables) will lead the cast of Jane Eyre – A Musical.

Why See Jane Eyre – A Musical

A classic story reimagined
Charlotte Brontë’s groundbreaking novel is transformed into a sweeping musical that captures the romance, mystery and emotional depth of Jane Eyre’s story.

From acclaimed musical theatre creators
The show is written by John Caird and Paul Gordon, whose previous collaborations include Daddy Long Legs and Pride & Prejudice.

A powerful heroine at its heart
Jane Eyre remains one of literature’s most compelling characters – resilient, intelligent and fiercely independent.

Book Jane Eyre – A Musical Tickets London

Jane Eyre – A Musical runs from 28 August to 24 October 2026 for a limited season. Book early to secure your preferred performance date and seats.

More About the Show

Jane Eyre’s journey, from cruelly-used orphan to independent womanhood, centres on the dark and beautiful Thornfield Hall and its owner, the mysterious and conflicted Edward Rochester.

At Thornfield, Jane becomes caught in a web of secrets, lies and moral danger. As her relationship with Rochester deepens, she must confront betrayal, self-doubt and heartbreak.

Charlotte Brontë’s timeless romance combines elements of gothic drama, mystery and protofeminist storytelling, creating a story that continues to resonate with audiences today.

Through resilience, self-knowledge and forgiveness, Jane ultimately finds the strength to reclaim her life and shape her own future.


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Who are the creative team of Jane Eyre – A Musical?

  • Book and Additional Lyrics: John Caird
  • Music and Lyrics: Paul Gordon
  • Co-Director: John Caird
  • Co-Director: Megan McGinnis

Important Notes

Captioned Performance: Tuesday 13 October, 7pm

Technical Guidance: This production contains flashing lights and loud noises.

Show Guidance: This production contains references to death and depictions of mental illness.

 

Venue Information

Southwark Playhouse Elephant , Dante Place, 80 Newington Butts, London, SE11 4FL

Nearest Tube or Train: Elephant & Castle

Nearest Buses: 196, 133, 155, 333, 415

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Frequently Asked Questions

Jane Eyre – A Musical is playing at the Southwark Playhouse Elephant in London
The running time of Jane Eyre – A Musical is 2 hour 30 minutes (including interval)
The age recommendations for Jane Eyre – A Musical are: 10+
To buy official London Theatre tickets to Jane Eyre – A Musical, click on the Get Tickets button at the top of this page. You will be able to access the booking calendar to check live ticket availability and prices and see any exclusive offers or discounts. You will be purchasing tickets from an authorised retailer and member of the Society of Ticket Agents and Retailers.
Yes, Jane Eyre – A Musical has matinee performances on the following days: Thursday, Saturday
Yes, there are currently ticket offers available for Jane Eyre – A Musical: Ticket Offer - Pay no fees, with tickets from £31. Click on the Find Tickets button to see available offer dates.

The musical tells the story of Jane Eyre’s journey from orphaned childhood to independence, as she navigates love, betrayal and self-discovery at Thornfield Hall.