Beautifully romantic, touchingly funny and often unbearably poignant, Austen's most personal novel is brought to the stage.
 
Anne Elliot and Frederick Wentworth were once hopelessly in love. Persuaded by her family that he is not of her standing, she ends their engagement and he leaves for the sea, but Anne soon realises her mistake and spends the next eight years regretting her decision.
 
The now wealthy Wentworth returns to seek a wife.  Treating Anne with cold indifference, she can only watch as he courts another. But will he ever forgive her?
 
Following on from the success of David Copperfield ‘superb... a master class in stage adaptation’, Les Miserables ‘…pure brilliance’ and Great Expectations‘ …outstanding’, the Regency world explodes into life with Hotbuckle’s trademark ensemble style.