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Tuesday, 12/8/2026
at 7:30 PM



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Mrs. Bennett has a problem. No, actually she has five problems: her daughters. Because if they don't get married quickly, they will literally be on the street after the death of their ailing father. In 18th century England, a woman is more of a property than a person and cannot inherit. But luckily it is also "a universally acknowledged truth that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife." So let's get to work!

There are some marriage candidates: there is the mysterious and rather unfriendly Mr. Darcy, the incredibly attractive Mr. Bingley, sexy Mr. Wickham, and the somewhat boring clergyman Mr. Collins. But the Bennett girls have their own plans. Especially Elizabeth, who does not want to be sold off like a commodity. Yet, in the end – after countless intrigues, misunderstandings, and scandals – there is a happy ending for her too!

Isobel McArthur's equally disrespectful and over-the-top Austen theater karaoke show for an all-female ensemble gives the queen of subtle irony a pop-feminist update. Told from the perspective of five maids who finally get to do more than inconspicuously serve tea, the famous story even gets a class struggle twist.

Introduction to the work in the foyer 45 minutes before the event begins.

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