ALL ABOUT JANE

A Jane Austen concept-album releasing in 2024 with each song focusing on a different female character from one of Austen's 7 novels. A little sass, a little sultry, a little love, and a whole lot of girl power!

All About Jane - Music Videos Fundraiser

I am hoping to collaborate again with Rose Knight, founder of "Spoonful of Blues" production company to create 2 Jane Austen music videos! But we need more help - click below for more info on this campaign and what all we're raising money for. Thank you for considering and supporting independent artists!

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Jane Austen Shows

Big fan of Jane Austen? Know absolutely nothing about her? This show is for you! Jane Austen is known for her incredible character writing, based off of real people in her life - like an 1800's version of reality tv. And even though Jane's women were living in the 19th century, they still have a lot in common with women today. All we need is a little modern music flair and

some girl power songs.

August 17 Tickets - 318 Cafe

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Some of Jane Austen's Ladies

Lizzy Bennett

Our heroine from Pride and Prejudice does live happily ever after with her Mr. Darcy, but did you know it took Darcy two proposals to get her to say yes? Proposal #1 did NOT go well...and Lizzy has something to say about it.

"I've got too much pride for you darling." -Lizzy: Pride

Isabella Thorpe

Northanger Abbey is one of Austen's lesser known novels, which is a shame because of the vast display of characters and personalities present including Miss Isabella Thorpe. Originally engaged to main character Catherine Morland's brother, when a better prospect with money and a reputation enters the scene, Isabella is ready to risk it all

"Come on and be my lover."

-Isabella: Lover

Emma Woodhouse

Title character of Emma, Miss Woodhouse spends her days attempting to matchmake all of her friends. Her status is too high for her to acceptably have a professional career, so why not insert yourself in everyone else's business?

"Stand back, watch E!"

-Emma: Stand Back

Mary Crawford

There are many literary arguments that Mary Crawford should be considered the heroine over Fanny Price in Mansfield Park...Mary's got her priorities and she's not afraid to tell love interest Edmond Bertram that he's not quite up to par with what she's looking for...

"If you're a classic man, lots of dough in your hand, pick me to be your partner in crime." -Mary: Classic Man

MONICA LIVORSI

MUSICIAN // SONGWRITER