It’s one of those shows where you’re never quite sure what’s going to happen next, and that’s exactly what kept me hooked. It was unusual, intriguing and constantly kept me on my toes. Rather than feeling bizarre for the sake of being bizarre, it felt like there was real thought behind the way the story was being told. I found myself wanting to keep watching because I genuinely didn’t know where it was going next.

I’ll be honest, I’d forgotten quite a lot of the original Jane Eyre storyline, so I went in without remembering all the twists and turns. In a way, that made the experience even more interesting because I could let the story unfold without knowing what was coming. There were moments that genuinely surprised me, but don’t worry, I’m not giving away any spoilers!

I think a huge part of what makes this production work is the clever staging, the acting and the way the characters are portrayed. Everything comes together to create an atmosphere that feels unpredictable, leaving you curious about what you’re seeing and what might happen next. I really enjoyed how the production played with expectations instead of simply telling the story in a straightforward way.