The Mad Whale

In the late 1800s, Dr. Benjamin Calhoun introduces unconventional therapy at a women's psychiatric asylum by staging a production of Moby Dick. Among the patients is Isabelle Wallace, a woman who insists she was wrongly committed by her husband. As the play unfolds, buried trauma, power struggles, and questions of sanity emerge, blurring the line between treatment and manipulation in a haunting story of hope and confinement.