Emily Brontë’s book, published in 1847, received mixed reviews when it was first published and was considered controversial because its depiction of mental and physical cruelty was so unusually stark.

Wuthering Heights is a classic of English literature that follows the futures of Heathcliff and Catherine and their children. It is a story of passion, love, cruelty, betrayal and revenge. Nature versus culture is an important theme in the book.

The story begins in 1801 with Lockwood seeking shelter at the dark and brooding Wuthering Heights during a snowstorm. After a child called Catherine visits him in a vivid dream, we are then taken back to 1771 as the housekeeper Nelly narrates the story of the strange inhabitants of Wuthering Heights.

Director: Anton Johannssen
Movement: Flower Curran
Stage Management: Emma Harry & Kirsty Willoughby
Technical: Gigi Gregory, Emma Harry, Rebecca Hurd, Isabella Jacob, Adele Masters, Adrian Tolhurst & Jackson Williams
Set: Steen
Front of House: Kevin Caucher, Elysia Viles & Brendan Lloyd

Frances - Victoria Lee
Hindley - Jacob Flemming
Catherine - Bella Jacob
Edgar - Simon Arthur
Isabella - Rachael Napthali
Heathcliff - Mason Phoumirath
Hareton - Aaron Lucas
Cathy - Hailey Wood
Linton - Josh Nielsen
Mrs Ellen ‘Nelly’ Dean - Kate Pester
Nelly - Kayla French
Ellen - Victoria Lee
Joseph - Rob Macken
Lockwood - Joshua Morrel