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SENSE AND SENSIBILITY

by Jane Austen
Adapted by Jen Taylor, Directed by Makaela Pollock

May 25 - June 26, 2011
Pay-what-you-will previews:
May 25, 26, 31
Subscriber Preview: June 2
Opening Night: Friday, June 3

Center House Theatre, Seattle Center


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Evening shows begin at 7:30pm
Matinées begin at 2:00pm
Total run time: 2 hours 20 min (includes one 15-min intermission)


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Catch a sneak peak into the world of Austen and hear from the actors and adapter!


Pride and Prejudice, Persuasion, Emma, and now Sense and Sensibility. Book-It’s fourth Jane Austen adaptation brings audiences back to the sweeping work that began her career.

In Austen’s first published novel (1811), the Dashwood sisters find that love is an unpredictable struggle against the most important social values: family, honor, and wealth.  As teens, Elinor and Marianne's family fortunes take a turn when they lose their father, and their welcome in his home, now owned by their half-brother and his overbearing wife. With a move and a few chance meetings, Elinor falls for the intelligent and reserved Edward Ferrars, while Marianne dotes upon the handsome John Willoughby. Through Elinor’s sense and Marianne’s sensibility, this sprightly tale wends along the twisting path of love among the English gentry.

And we're not alone in our Austen admiration! Read the recent Seattle Times' review of "A Jane Austen Education" and "Why Jane Austen?" two books which dissect the Jane Austen phenomenon and explore the remarkable timelessness of her novels. Lessons for the ages, courtesy of 'Pride and Prejudice author' by Melinda Bargreen.



The Civility of the Spectacle: Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility
John E. Allis, Seattlest (6/17/11)

Sense and Sensibility at the Book-It Repertory Theatre - a Review
Laurel Ann, Austenprose (6/14/11)

Sense and Sensibility
Jerry Kraft, SeattleActor.com (6/14/11)

Book-It Repertory's Sense and Sensibility is the way Austen would have liked it
Michael Dare, Seattle Theatre Examiner (6/13/11)

Sense and Sensibility - a great adaptation
Miryam Gordon, Seattle Gay News (6/10/11)

"Sense and Sensibility" at Book-It Repertory Theatre
Marie Bonfils, South Seattle Beacon (6/09/11)

Nancy Guppy's in the Art Zone
Nancy Guppy, KING5 News (6/09/11)

Sense and Sensibility Another Austen Winner at Book-It
Miya Cohen-Sieg, Queen Anne & Magnolia News (6/08/11)

Opening Nights: Sense and Sensibility
Gavin Borchert, Seattle Weekly (6/08/11)

Book-It to the Center House for Sense and Sensibility
Annie Rose Favreau, Culture Fiend (6/07/11)

So Much Better Than the Fairytale
Allison C., TeenTix Blog (6/07/11)

"Sense and Sensibility" by Book-It Repertory Theatre
Nancy Worssam, Arts Stage - Seattle Rage (6/06/11)

Book-It's 'Sense and Sensibility' a delight
Misha Berson, Seattle Times (6/06/11)

Jen Taylor tackles Austen adaptation with sense and sensibility
Rosemary Jones, Seattle Examiner (6/03/11)

Preview of Sense and Sensibility stage play at Book-It Rep in Seattle
Laurel Ann, Austen Prose (5/28/11)

Empire waists and tea: Austen at Book-It
Misha Berson, Seattle Times (5/26/11)

Book-It's Sense and Sensibility on the Stage
Oren Ashkenazi, CultureMob (5/03/11)




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