
Austen's Pride
Pre-Broadway Tour
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DateSep 2 - 7, 2025
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Ticket PricesStarting at $34.05
- Tuesday, Sep 2 7:30 PM Buy Tickets
- Wednesday, Sep 3 7:30 PM Buy Tickets
- Thursday, Sep 4 7:30 PM Buy Tickets
- Friday, Sep 5 8:00 PM Buy Tickets
- Saturday, Sep 6 2:00 PM Buy Tickets
- Saturday, Sep 6 8:00 PM Buy Tickets
- Sunday, Sep 7 1:30 PM Buy Tickets
- Sunday, Sep 7 7:00 PM Buy Tickets
Event Details
Where wit and romance meet, a writer finds her true voice.
Jane Austen’s most beloved tale is reimagined when the esteemed author begins her own journey of self-discovery. As the stormy romance between Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy unfolds in a fresh narrative, Austen gains new insights into both her creations and her own identity. AUSTEN’S PRIDE presents Pride and Prejudice as never before, blending wit and wisdom with a gorgeous original score that whisks audiences away to an era rich with passion and longing.
“AUSTEN’S PRIDE captures the essence of the cherished novel with skill and grace.” (New York Times)
“This new musical skillfully layers Pride and Prejudice with the author’s personal life.” (Seattle Magazine)
“AUSTEN’S PRIDE captures the lilt of Austen’s language and her cunning social observations. Inventive and clever.” (Seattle Times)
Book, Music and Lyrics by Lindsay Warren Baker and Amanda Jacobs
Accessibility
Advance reservations for Patron Assistance are encouraged to ensure the best possible experience.
- Assistive listening systems available
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Wheelchair seating
Wheelchair access
All of our theaters and classrooms are accessible to patrons who use wheelchairs. Most restrooms and water fountains in all facilities are wheelchair accessible, and restrooms are equipped with strobe-light as well as audio alarm systems.
Entry and exit assistance
For performances in the Knight Theater, an usher can meet patrons who need assistance at the corner of 1st and S. Tryon Streets.
SERVICES FOR THE VISUALLY-IMPAIRED
Audio Description
Certain performances will be audio described for the blind or visually impaired. The Box Office will provide a schedule of these performances upon request. Audio description provides an on-going oral description of the action, sets and costumes during the performance. Each participant wears a headset, and no other patrons are able to hear the descriptions.
Large Print Programs
Large print programs are available for patrons at many performances. At the Knight Theater, simply ask any usher for assistance.
Service Animals
If you or someone in your party plans to attend an event with a service animal, please inform the Box Office when purchasing your tickets so that we may arrange for an aisle seat.
SERVICES FOR THE DEAF AND HARD-OF-HEARING
Interpreting
Certain performances at the Performing Arts Center will be interpreted for the hearing impaired. The Box Office will provide a schedule of these performances as requested.
Assistive Listening Devices
Assistive listening equipment is available free of charge for all amplified performances. Please see an usher for assistance
Public Transit
SUGGESTED LIGHT RAIL STATION
3rd Street Station – Suggested if you are attending an event at the Levine Center for the Arts; which includes the Knight Theater.