TV Article Play Review: 'Jane Eyre' By Ty Burr Ty Burr Ty Burr is a former senior writer at Entertainment Weekly. He left EW in 2002. EW's editorial guidelines Published on March 2, 2001 05:00AM EST Tepid reviews and the promise of gothic gloom have kept theatergoers away from this musical adaptation of the Charlotte Bronte novel. Their loss: While the play is overlong, it’s also more intelligent and tuneful than almost any other new musical this season. Marla Schaffel nicely walks the line between propriety and passion as Jane, and James Barbour is a superbly sardonic Rochester, but it’s the production that’s the star, with ”the scent of an English garden” truly captured by surreal, minimalist stagecraft. See it while you can. B