IGNORAMUS by George Ruggle

Performed n the original Latin - with English surtitles

First performed in 1615 at Cambridge, before James I, Ignoramus is the comic masterpiece of Renaissance university drama. If features convoluted romance, raucous farce, and biting satire of ignorant pedantry. If you have ever been in love, behaved farcically, or indulged in pedantry, this is a play for you.

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