Charlotte Brontë's novel "Jane Eyre" is one of the most read in the world. The story of an orphan, whose only wealth was a strong character and the ability to love, continues to be one of the most popular among modern female readers. It is no wonder that the book has been adapted into film multiple times and ranked 10th in the BBC's "200 Best Books" list. Audiences at the "Moscow Operetta" will be treated to a lyrical musical by Kim Breitburg, directed by Alina Chevik. The performance will feature a lot of impressive choreography and colorful mass scenes. According to the director, the musical is intended for a female audience, while the strong half of humanity is invited to the theater to empathize and share in the experience. Charlotte Brontë's work is largely autobiographical. For instance, two of the writer's sisters died in a boarding school due to terrible conditions. And although the novel is a classic example of Victorian style, the author managed to avoid clichés regarding the plot and characters. The novel was published in 1847 by Smith, Elder & Company in London, and the author took the pen name Currer Bell. The book quickly became popular and received praise from critics, including William Thackeray. Director Alina Chevik explains that "Jane Eyre" is a story about human relationships that will always resonate, whether it is about Victorian England or modern Moscow. In her production, Chevik aimed to show that these relationships remain contemporary, understandable, and important for any viewer. You can find even more performances on our website in the theater section.