THIS weekend you can enjoy an unusual evening of outdoor theatre at West Wycombe Park near High Wycombe.

Heartbreak Productions are delighted to present a contemporary take on Jane Austen’s world-renowned novel Pride and Prejudice, providing a fresh insight into the amorous exploits and enduring etiquette between family, friends and lovers.

A visit from the Prince Regent approaches and society waits in eager anticipation; will you be able to master the decorum of Regency Britain? Luckily the Association of Higher Etiquette and Manners will be there to educate you in the etiquette of the day.

A combination of Jane Austen’s delicate yet intense observational style with the wit and affection of Heartbreak’s writer-in-residence David Kerby Kendall, ensures that this adaptation will resonate with anyone who has ever been in any romantic relationship.

As sibling squabbles and passion-fuelled fall-outs abound, this inventive production combines dance, music and song to create an unforgettable and innovative interpretation of the much-loved classic.

West Wycombe Park is one of the country’s leading film and TV locations; its picturesque exterior and lavish interiors have featured in many acclaimed productions including Downton Abbey, Cranford Chronicles and Vanity Fair.

Pride and Prejudice by Heartbreak Productions takes place at West Wycombe Park on Sunday, August 3 from 6.30 to 8.30pm. Gates open for picnics at 5.15pm. Tickets £16 adult, £12 child. Booking on 0844 249 1895 or www.nationaltrust.org.uk/events