The saga of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy overcoming their, yes, pride and prejudice, in order to find a happy ending, has seduced not just fans of romance but of solid storytelling. 
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"...Ross Valley Players’ current staged version is a charming, simply-put visit with the manners and mores of the English Regency period...actors lovingly portray their characters...Director Phoebe Moyer uses the mostly bare stage descriptively....scene changes are seamless..."

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SF Bay Times
Albert Goodwyn
Member SFBATCC

"Players should be Proud"
"Novatans in RVP's 'Pride and Prejudice'"
Cari Lynn Pace
Novato Advance / Marin Scope Newspapers
Member SFBATCC

"... a polished production..Performances range from good to great." ★ ★ ★ ½ "
"Women love this show.  200 years after the fact, it still speak to many of their primary concerns."

Barry Willis
Marin Independent Journal
Member SFBATCC

"It appears that Jon Jory's script and the Ross Valley Players have given this adaptation of Jane's "own darling child" the respect and consideration it should have."

Jane Austen Society blogger
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"Ross Valley Players and Jane Austen—a match made in heaven...rich with Austen's clever dialogue, and her outsized characters come entertainingly alive."

Lee Brady
Pacific Sun

"An Austen Heirloom for the Holidays"
"Jon Jory’s 2005 adaptation is a fast-moving, fun presentation of the 1813 Austen classic. Its characters are engaging and their emotions recognizable, but their social environment is almost two centuries away..."

Rosine Reynolds
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