Molière’s The Learned Ladies

Mooney's adaptation is a comedic romp that satirizes intellectual obsession. The play follows the chaos that ensues when the pursuit of knowledge takes center stage at the insistence of Philaminte, the overly-pretentious lady-of-the-house. As wit and wisdom collide, the play delivers a lighthearted and humorous exploration of the absurdities surrounding intellectual snobbery.