Wuthering Heights
By Emily Brontë, adapted by Anne-Marie Casey
“I have not broken your heart – you have broken it; and in breaking it, you have broken mine.”
Emily Bronte’s novel of intense desire and impossible love has thrilled generations of readers since its first publication in 1847. Set in the magnificent and desolate landscape of the Yorkshire moors, it tells of the doomed relationship between the wild and beautiful Catherine Earnshaw and her adopted brother, the brooding, elusive Heathcliff, whom her father discovered as a mysterious foundling on the Liverpool docks and brought back to his home – Wuthering Heights.
Humiliated by his adopted family and spurned by the woman he loves, anger and resentment grow in Heathcliff. Will his all-consuming passions ultimately destroy both himself and those around him?
Director | Michael Barker-Caven |
Set Design | Paul O’Mahony |
Costume Design | Joan O’Clery |
Lighting Design | Paul Keogan |
Audio Visual Design | Arnim Friess |
Cast in Alphabetical Order
Nelly Dean | Fiona Bell |
Catherine Earnshaw | Kate Brennan |
Heathcliff | Tom Canton |
Francis / Zillah | Maeve FitzGerald |
Mr. Lockwood | Bosco Hogan |
Hindley Earnshaw / Mr. Earnshaw | Ronan Leahy |
Isabella Linton | Rebecca O’Mara |
Joesph | Karl O’Neill |
Edgar Linton | Stephen Swift |
“Superb” Irish Independent
“Compelling” Irish Independent
“Bell is excellent as the story’s moral compass” Metro Herald
“Admirably wild approach” Irish Times
★★★★ Irish Mail on Sunday
“Highly atmospheric adaptation” Irish Mail on Sunday
“Excellent” Irish Mail on Sunday
“Passionate” Irish Mail on Sunday
“Thoroughly enjoyable night of entertainment” Sunday Times
“Thoughtful interpretation” Sunday Times
“Prepare to swoon out of the theatre” Sunday Times
“Excellent piece of theatre” Sunday Independent
★★★★ ‘Excellent’
‘A fantastic night out at the theatre’ Sunday Business Post