Humiseva harju
Love is a force of natureNote: No longer in repertoire!
You loved me. What right did you have to leave me?
Humiseva harju tells the story of the tempestuous relationship between the wild Cathy and Heathcliff, an orphan brought into her family as a child. Spanning their lives from childhood to adulthood, it is a love story about pride, class divides and the destructive power of revenge. It is a love triangle and a story of siblings – a tale of people yearning for freedom in a world where few have the chance to be free.
Humiseva harju (1847) is Emily Brontë’s elemental masterpiece and the only novel she ever wrote. Its reception upon publication was mixed, with critics doubting that a woman could possibly have created such ferocious characters, such a harrowing story and such a vivid world. Today, Humiseva harju is regarded as one of the most important works of Western literature and has inspired
numerous film and stage adaptations. Its powerful portrayal of women has also secured it a prominent place in popular culture.
Performance rights administered by Nordic Drama Corner Oy
Please note: Due to a set element located in the stalls, views from some seats in the centre section of the balcony may occasionally be restricted.
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