First Impressions

Mrs. Bennett faces the problem of marrying her five daughters to men of social status and wealth. Not that the Bennett's are impoverished. The principal romance is that of Darcy, the social snob, and Elizabeth, who teaches him better manners

He considers her a giddy middle class bore, while she refuses to cater to his conceit. Her method intrigues him, and gradually he succumbs to her charms

The other romances are doing well too despite Mrs. Bennett's audacious ruses and schemes. The scenes include glorious balls and colourful garden parties, where many extras may be used

"A stunning success ... perfect for college theatres and even advanced high school drama and music groups" ~ Iowa State University