Elizabeth Bennet is quite content with her station in life.

Stubborn and certain of her own correctness in every situation, she stands a stark contrast to her family:

Her eccentric mother, who tries desperately to marry off her five daughters. Her bookish father whose greatest joy in life is messing with his wife.

Her youngest sisters, Lydia and Kitty, who fawn over every man they see. Her sister, Mary, who preaches every bit of “wisdom” discovered while reading. And Jane, sweet and beautiful, who thinks only the very best of everyone she meets.

This hectic family dynamic is challenged,  however, when the gentlemen come to call.

Mr. Collins, a distant cousin of the family and a preacher from a nearby parish, comes prepared to woo whichever Bennet woman will accept him. Mr. Wickham, a young soldier, seems to be a perfect gentleman, but there seems to be more to him than meets the eye.

Mr. Bingley, a friendly and kind young man, seems to be everything Jane has ever wanted in a husband. Mr. Darcy, a wealthy nobleman, seems to have arrogance and hubris enough to rival even Elizabeth.

Between surprise proposals, awkward antics, and comical confrontations, this comedic satire is sure to be fun for everyone.