Dos maridos pa' Enriqueta | Two Husbands for Enriqueta
Teatro Nahual
October 4 at 7:30 p.m.
October 5 at 2 p.m.
**Performance in Spanish**
Tickets on sale 7/7/25
Las mujeres sabias (1672), comedia satírica original de Molière, fue reinventada por Teatro Nahual bajo el título Dos maridos para Enriqueta. Mientras que la obra original critica la pedantería intelectual y la hipocresía social en la Francia del siglo XVII, esta adaptación se sitúa en la Ciudad de México a finales del siglo XIX. A través del humor agudo y la ironía mordaz, la puesta en escena denuncia los peligros del falso intelectualismo y la ilusión de superioridad cultural, al tiempo que defiende una visión más auténtica y equilibrada del conocimiento, la felicidad y la vida en sociedad.
The Wise Women (1672), originally a satirical comedy by Molière, was reimagined by Teatro Nahual under the title Two Husbands for Enriqueta. While Molière’s original work critiques intellectual pedantry and societal hypocrisy in 17th-century France, this adaptation is set in late 19th-century Mexico City. Through sharp humor and biting sarcasm, the play exposes the dangers of false intellectualism and the illusion of cultural superiority, while promoting a more genuine, balanced approach to knowledge, happiness, and communal life.
This performance is 1 hour and 20 minutes long, with no intermission, and is appropriate for all ages.
SecondStage | General Admission | Performance in Spanish
October 4: $42 Regular | $40 Seniors (64 and over) and Students (21 and under)
October 5: $34 Regular | $32 Seniors (64 and over) and Students (21 and under)
Ticket price includes $3 Facility Use Fee
October 4 at 7:30 p.m.
October 5 at 2 p.m.
**Performance in Spanish**
Tickets on sale 7/7/25
Las mujeres sabias (1672), comedia satírica original de Molière, fue reinventada por Teatro Nahual bajo el título Dos maridos para Enriqueta. Mientras que la obra original critica la pedantería intelectual y la hipocresía social en la Francia del siglo XVII, esta adaptación se sitúa en la Ciudad de México a finales del siglo XIX. A través del humor agudo y la ironía mordaz, la puesta en escena denuncia los peligros del falso intelectualismo y la ilusión de superioridad cultural, al tiempo que defiende una visión más auténtica y equilibrada del conocimiento, la felicidad y la vida en sociedad.
The Wise Women (1672), originally a satirical comedy by Molière, was reimagined by Teatro Nahual under the title Two Husbands for Enriqueta. While Molière’s original work critiques intellectual pedantry and societal hypocrisy in 17th-century France, this adaptation is set in late 19th-century Mexico City. Through sharp humor and biting sarcasm, the play exposes the dangers of false intellectualism and the illusion of cultural superiority, while promoting a more genuine, balanced approach to knowledge, happiness, and communal life.
This performance is 1 hour and 20 minutes long, with no intermission, and is appropriate for all ages.
SecondStage | General Admission | Performance in Spanish
October 4: $42 Regular | $40 Seniors (64 and over) and Students (21 and under)
October 5: $34 Regular | $32 Seniors (64 and over) and Students (21 and under)
Ticket price includes $3 Facility Use Fee
