Event details
Friday 13 June
Saturday 14 June
Adults £25 | Children £15 Chatsworth Friends and Patrons benefit from 10% off. Learn more.
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Timings
6.30pm gates open
7.30pm film starts
Running time 2 hrs 7 minutes.
Have you heard the news? The 2005 film adaptation of Pride and Prejudice is returning to Chatsworth at last...
It's twenty years since Chatsworth was immortalised on screen as Pemberley (aka Mr Darcy's House) in Joe Wright's enchanting retelling of Jane Austen's beloved classic. This year also marks 250 years since Austen's birth.
These celebratory screenings will be staged on the South Lawn with Chatsworth's south façade as your backdrop. This part of the garden is not usually open to visitors but will be familiar to fans of this Austen adaptation as it's Lizzie's first view of Pemberley (and, yes, those are the steps Lizzie runs down when Darcy discovers her in his house!).
Shop the Austen Collection
Our Orangery Gift Shop, located in the garden, will stay open until 7.30pm and offers a selection of Austen inspired products, as well as gifts, homewares, and food and drink products from the estate and local makers.
Austen250
The screenings form part of Chatsworth's Austen250 celebrations, which include talks, creative workshops, a Regency ball and a Regency weekend.
About Pride and Prejudice
Pride and Prejudice (12A) tells the story of Elizabeth Bennet, the second of five daughters of a country gentleman, and her turbulent relationship with Mr. Darcy, a wealthy aristocratic landowner. The film stars Keira Knightley, Matthew Macfayden, Dame Judi Dench, Rosamund Pike, Tom Hollander, Carey Mulligan, Brenda Blethyn, and Donald Sutherland.
Accessibility
The garden is accessible and the screening is on the South Lawn which is quite flat, however access to the lawn is via a short but fairly steep slope. If you would like to discuss access needs or require a carer ticket please email [email protected]
FAQs
- 1. Will the show still take place if the weather is poor?
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The show will take place whatever the weather, so please come prepared for all weather conditions.
- 2. Does my ticket include admission to the garden during the day?
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No, tickets include admission to the garden from 6pm. You can also buy day tickets to the garden.
- 3. What refreshments are available?
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There will be sandwiches and freshly made pasties, as well as tea and coffee available to buy on the night.
- 4. Can I bring gazebos, tents, barbecues or awnings?
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Please bring along your own picnic rugs and chairs.
Unfortunately barbecues, gazebos, tents, awnings and Chinese lanterns are not permitted.
- 5. Do children pay?
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Children aged 3 and under get into the event for free and do not require a ticket. Children aged 4 and over will need to purchase a ticket for the event at the prices quoted above.
- 6. What's the last day for booking tickets online?
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Online booking will be available until 2pm on the day of the show, after which tickets will be available on site at till points, and at the entrance to the event, subject to availability. Please note that this event is extremely popular and may sell out before the night of the performance.
- 7. Can I get a refund?
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Unfortunately, tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.
- 8. Can I take photographs?
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Photographs are permitted for non-commercial purposes.
- 9. Can I bring a dog?
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It is not suitable to bring your dog to this event.
- 10. Is there discount for groups?
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There are no group discounts for the event.
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Stay With Us
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Please note: Please be aware that for technical, operational or safety reasons, some facilities may be removed or closed, or entertainment and event timetables cancelled and/or altered at any time, including at short notice. Chatsworth reserves the right to change the programme of attractions and entertainment if, at any time, it is deemed necessary or appropriate to do so, this may also include closing attractions or areas of the estate. We apologise in advance for any disappointment caused should this need arise.
