Promise and Promiscuity: A New Musical by Jane Austen and Penny Ashton
In this hilarious, one-(freakishly talented)-woman show, Miss Ashton collaborates with Jane Austen (deceased) and tackles all of her characters with song, dance and appalling cross-stitching. Opening Fundraiser for Help! Auckland
$28-$35 (services fees apply)
70 Minutes
Wed 28 April - Sat 1 May
'Go, if you love a laugh'
– Dominion Post November 2020
Flushed by eight years of success, from Edinburgh to Edmonton to Adelaide, comes Miss Ashton’s collaboration with Jane Austen (deceased). Join Elspeth as she battles literary snobbery, cousin Horatio’s digestions and her mother’s nerves, armed only with a blushing countenance, excellent ukulele skills and being quite bright, you know… for a girl.
In this hilarious, one-(freakishly talented)-woman show, Penny tackles all of Austen’s characters with song, dance and appalling cross-stitching.
Special Fundraiser Opening night for Help! Auckland - 20% of all ticketing proceeds and 50% of all merchandise sales will be donated.
Winner Best Theatre Adelaide Fringe Best Solo Show Victoria BC Fringe Best Performance in a Comedy Auckland Fringe.
‘Pride and Prejudice gone wild in the best way’ ★★★★★
– Rip It Up, Adelaide
'a delight to behold' ★★★★★
– CBC, Canada
‘Sparkling..’ ★★★★
– The Scotsman
Writer/Performer/Producer Penny Ashton Director Ben Crowder Musical Director Robbie Ellis
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