A Boozy, Bawdy, and Brilliant Spin on Austen’s Classic Tale
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single woman in Regency England must be in want of a very stiff drink. But never fear—Mr. Darcy’s got the bar covered! This spring, get ready to be swept off your feet (and possibly out of your seat) by Plied and Prejudice, an immersive theatrical experience coming to The Vaults – Waterloo from 13th March to 18th May.
Direct from a sell-out run in Australia, Plied and Prejudice flips Jane Austen’s beloved romance on its head, delivering a deliciously chaotic retelling packed with laughter, audience participation, and more than a few wild surprises. Brought to life by a hilariously inappropriate cast of actors and musicians, this unforgettable night at Pemberley is equal parts performance and party.
The Booziest Ball in Pemberley
Guests can expect to be swept into a world where proper Regency etiquette is thrown out the door. Think: impromptu dance lessons, scandalous proposals, and the infamous wet shirt scene. And no, Keira Knightley isn’t in attendance—but a very convincing lookalike just might be! With five versatile actors scrambling to portray 20 iconic characters, this chaotic, laugh-out-loud production will leave no corset laced or glass empty.
Set on a traverse catwalk-style stage in the ballroom of Pemberley, audiences watch as Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy navigate a boozy, lust-filled world where love, laughter, and libations reign supreme.
A Party for All Persuasions
Whether you’re a die-hard Austen fan or someone who prefers action-packed thrillers over romance, Plied and Prejudice promises to be your cup of spiked tea. With rave reviews from Australian audiences, this show is perfect for anyone who loves a wild night out. Bring your eligible bachelors, your unmarried daughters, and the lover you’ll settle for if your cousin won’t have you—there’s room for everyone at this Pemberley party!
Don’t miss out: tickets start from just £19. Book now at pliedandprejudice.com and secure your spot for the wildest Regency ball in London.