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Mrs.Fairfax (K. McGuire) expresses disapproval to Adele (E. Smith) and Grace

IT Poole(K. Bournival) over Jane and Rochester's engagement. Katie had 4 roles:

Mrs.Reed, Grace, a party guest, and ensemble member, which required 12

costume changes. She said, "The theme of forgiveness in the show was very

G character (Mrs. Reed) who
prominent to me. I played a

IN forgiveness, but Jane Eyre

neither deserved or wanted

T forgave even so."

ET Rochester's insane wife,

Bertha (T. Leech), exam­

G she sleeps. Terrah said,
ines Jane (A. Boley) while

"I learned that sometimes

even the roles that you don’t

think you’ll be able to do,

you’ll have a blast doing,

and they’ll be your favorite."

Jane wishes St.John Rivers

(J. Quinn) goodbye, depart­

ing to reunite with Roches­

ter, whose voice she heard

calling her name "Across

the Moors." On playing St.

John, Josh said, "It was

challenging because of the

complexity of the character,

and to be able to convey,

not necessarily love, but

concern for Jane was really

difficult."

Rochester (alumnus L.

Perrie) demands that Jane

stay at the party because he

wants to make her jealous.

Alisha said, "I kept seeing

the theme of 'God's will.'

As I studied Jane...I kept

seeing her want to do what

God had for her. The theme

of forgiveness also had a

strong impact on me. Jane

forgave Mrs. Reed, John,

and even Rochester for their

cruelty and deception." Luke

said, "I felt very privileged

to be in such a wonderful Rochester (E. Severe) thanks

production. Rochester's Jane for saving his life. Direc­

character was a challenge tor Craig Ralston said the

for me... to do the part show was a success because

justice, I had to learn to be of "a committed cast that re­

bigger than I was." ally excelled in their prepara­

tion and in rehearsal.They

gave 100% and performed up

to professional standards."