Jane Eyre
Plan your visit
- When
- to
October 28–November 14, 2026. Wednesday–Saturday 7:30 pm; Sunday 2:30 pm. No Monday or Tuesday performances.
- Where
- Ottawa Little Theatre
400 King Edward Avenue, Ottawa, ON
Downtown
- Admission
- Adult $32; senior $28; student $10
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Jane Eyre on Stage
Erin Shields’ adaptation brings Charlotte Brontë’s outspoken heroine to the stage with a contemporary feminist perspective. Lindsay Laviolette directs this Gothic romance, following Jane’s pursuit of independence, love and a life on her own terms.
Performances
The production runs October 28–November 14, 2026, at Ottawa Little Theatre, 400 King Edward Avenue.
- Wednesday–Saturday: 7:30 pm.
- Sunday matinees: 2:30 pm.
- Monday and Tuesday: No performances.
The production page lists the running time as to be determined, so a finish time is not published here.
Tickets
OLT’s regular prices are adult $32, senior (60+) $28 and student $10, with no tax added, according to its official box office information. Choose a specific performance through the official production page.
Information may change. If you spot anything outdated or incorrect, let us know.
Ottawa Little Theatre
Canada's longest continuously running community theatre (since 1913) — a 382-seat auditorium on King Edward Avenue presenting 9 plays per season in 3-week runs.
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