Sense and Sensibility: Elinor keeps her head, Marianne loses her heart.
Based on Jane Austen's classic novel of two sisters and their search for love in a society bound by financial fortune.
Brought to the stage with beautiful imagery, original music, humour and heartbreak. Helen Tennison directs this comedy of manners, marriage and much gossip.
After the success of the Multi-Award Nominated Breakfast with Emma', based on Madame Bovary, the Award Winning Rosemary Branch Theatre with Tennison's quirk bring their unique visual style to Sense and Sensibility, a play by Roger Parsley and Andy Graham, produced in association Guilford's Yvonne Arnaud.
Sense and Sensibility at The Firestation Centre for Arts and Culture in Windsor, Berkshire on Friday, 16 March 2012.
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