Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley

Park Theatre, London.

Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley
Tickets total -
Transaction fee £2.75
Ticket type Cost (face value)? Quantity Seat location
Band D - Standard £26.68 (£23.00)
Band C - Standard £34.80 (£30.00)
Band B - Standard £40.60 (£35.00)
Band A - Standard £46.40 (£40.00)
Band A+ - Standard £56.26 (£48.50)
Tickets total -
Transaction fee £2.75
Park Theatre

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More information about Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley tickets

Important Information

Age Recommendation 12 and over
Performance Dates 2 Dec 2026 - 10 Jan 2027
Performance Times Mon - Sat 7:30pm, Tue, Thurs, Sat & Sun 3pm
Content Warning TBC
Run time TBC
 

About Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley

This Christmas, return to the world of Pride and Prejudice... but from an entirely different perspective.

At Pemberley, the Bennet family reunites for the festive season. While Elizabeth and Jane seem to have found the lives they were always destined for, Mary Bennet remains trapped by the role everyone has written for her: the awkward sister, the afterthought, the woman no one expects to surprise them. That is until Lord Arther de Bourgh arrives for the festivities, offering Mary the possibility of wholly different future.

Smart, funny and emotionally incisive, Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley gives Jane Austen's most overlooked heroine the story she was never allowed to have. Exploring identity, belonging and the quiet courage it takes to rewrite your own narrative, this UK premiere of Lauren Gunderson and Margot Melcon's smash hit play is both a loving continuation of Austen's world and a fresh, contemporary drama of its own.

Whether you're returning to Austen or meeting the Bennet’s for the first time, this is a witty, surprising and deeply human play about family loyalties, old assumptions and the possibility of becoming exactly who you were never expected to be.