Pride and Prejudice (In Under an Hour!)

Book By: Gerald Murphy
Play #: 2362
Pages: 28 pgs
Cast: 5 m, 8 w

Although Elizabeth Bennet wishes to marry for love, her parents and suitors see the matter entirely in terms of wealth and status. Then there's Mr. Darcy, whom Elizabeth keeps at more than arm's length for his rudeness and arrogance. Will there ever be a match? Will anyone ever show compassion for Mrs. Bennet's poor nerves? Will Elizabeth be forced to remain in the poverty-stricken filth in which she has been brought up? A perfect choice to perform in conjunction with English literature studies, or any time for that matter. Simple staging. All in under an hour!

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Productions

YUHSD 70 2 Performance(s)
YUMA, AZ 3/27/2025
THE BEECH HILL SCHOOL 1 Performance(s)
HOPKINTON, NH 3/5/2025
ARLINGTON CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 2 Performance(s)
ARLINGTON, MA 1/31/2025
WAKEFIELD SCHOOL 1 Performance(s)
THE PLAINS, VA 1/11/2025
WAKEFIELD SCHOOL 3 Performance(s)
WINCHESTER, VA 10/17/2024
SEELEY SWAN HIGH SCHOOL 1 Performance(s)
SEELEY LAKE, MT 5/21/2024
1 Performance(s)
HOLDINGFORD, MN 1/27/2024
NASSAU LEAH HOMESCHOOL CO-OP 1 Performance(s)
E NORTHPORT, NY 5/5/2020

Behind The Scenes

PLAYWRIGHT GERALD MURPHY TALKS ABOUT HIS PLAY

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (IN UNDER AN HOUR!)

 

Q.: WHAT INSPIRED YOU TO WRITE THIS ADAPTATION?

A.: This plays was inspired by the wonderful characters created by Jane Austen.

 

Q.: WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE PART OF THE PLAY?

A.: I think my favorite part is Kitty and Mary Bennet wrestling on the floor in front of Mr. Collins.

 

Q.: WHAT DID YOU TRY TO ACHIEVE WITH THIS PLAY?

A.: As with any comedy, I was trying to achieve a good laugh for the audience.