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Step into a world where Jane Austen meets the dancefloor in Pride & Prejudice - The Hoedown Edition — a joyful, high-energy event like nothing you’ve experienced before. This immersive pop-up show transforms classic storytelling into a social event, blending a reimagined Pride & Prejudice set in Mrs Bennet’s saloon in 1930s Wild West with a lively line-dancing party.
Doors open for brunch from midday. Come in - enjoy your pre-selected meal from the fabulous Fable menu, have your welcome drink and maybe treat yourself to a dessert - you know you're going to burn it off on the dance floor.
Things will get going around 2.00 where you will learn a few simple line-dancing steps (no experience needed!). Then watch the drama unfold around you as Lizzie, Darcy and co re-tell a favourite tale as you’ve never seen it before. Join them on the dance floor as the story weaves through fun Wild West versions of a Regency Ball! And for a high octane finale, cut loose with anthems and songs you know and love! Anything goes!
Perfect for groups, birthdays, or anyone looking for a fun and immersive experience. This is theatre turned inside out: interactive, social and seriously uplifting. Round up the gang, come with your partner or fly solo – either way you’ll have a truly memorable occasion!
The show moves around the dance floor, and so will you!
You’ll want to be on your feet to join in and to allow room for dancing. Once the show starts there is no fixed guaranteed seating. The bar have to remove some tables so there's room to dance. The performance will move around the room and so will you meaning your view of the action will vary! Our actors wear mics ensuring you can always hear what’s going on wherever you are (as if you didn’t know already!) So dig out your favourite dancing shoes, dust off the cowboy boots and get ready to party!
More information
Pride & Prejudice - The Hoedown Edition is touring London and the South East October through December. There are performances in Epsom (Labyrinth), Woking (Fiery Bird), Balham (The Bedford), Soho (The Roxy) and Sevenoaks (Stag Plaza). Learn more here, along with answers to frequently asked questions.
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