Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes

De: Hannah Moscovitch

Narrado por: Hugh Jackman, Ella Beatty

Featuring Hugh Jackman and Ella Beatty, Hannah Moscovitch’s award-winning, New York Times Critics’ Pick drama about desire, power, and blurred boundaries. Jon is an acclaimed novelist and charismatic professor staring down the collapse of his third marriage when he encounters Annie—a nineteen-year-old star student and devoted fan. An undeniable attraction pulls them into dangerous territory. Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes is a provocative, gripping exploration of agency and perspective that will leave you questioning your own assumptions long after it ends.

Available in Dolby Atmos on Audible

©2025 Hannah Moscovitch (P)2025 AO Media, LLC

The story is great, it would be amazing if it had a feature film with the same actors.

The atmosphere is very good, it's just that Anie's tone of voice sometimes doesn't match the dialogue. But I love both actors. Excellent casting.

The love he had for her.

I didn't get to see the play, but this even better. five stars all the way.

I don’t get it

I understand the concept of a much older man and a of age teen student forbidden romance, but what did I just listen to? Hugh’s voice is soothing but the character was bland and depressing. Annie was just awful. Maybe the play is different but when Annie would talk, it felt like she took forever to get a single word out. I cringed A LOT, I awkward smiled but overall it should have been a definite DNF but I pushed through and was still disappointed.

excellence in

simplicity. production and overall performance was as excellent as the writing crafted it to be. would have loved more. what a treat.

Twisted Perception

The way this is written allows me to see the interactions and experiences of the characters in ways that would not be possible without the surprising end. I listened to it once but thought it through many times since.

hes HORNAY and in love

Moral of the story don’t wear a red coat

Main reason is we’re all here is because of Hugh >:), I was noisy and one my friends saw the play, and gave me her juicy review, so I had to hear what this play is all about, Hugh’s and Ella’s storytelling is chef’s kiss, they had me hooked! But hooray for Annie for realizing Jon was a piece of dookie. The three failed marriages of Jon explains a lot, that he is the problem. Wish I could’ve seen the play in person FACK

24601 ;)

Incredibly Grabbing

The author tells an emotional story of a college professor who is a well known author and a student of his who he is drawn to in the middle of his separation from his wife. The two narrators are perfect for their roles and the music and sound effects are very good also. It kept me listening until the very end.

good performance

but did she truly feel better? Don't know why there's a 15-word minimum because I don't need 15 words.

Solid story, but wish it came with less sound effects.

Not really a fan of “performance” audiobooks. I don’t need all the background clinking, chewing, and ambient noise. It’s more distracting than immersive. That said, Hugh Jackman and the female narrator were great. Overall, a solid story, just wish it came with a little less sound effects.

Very interesting

I wasn't sure this was something I would enjoy listening to, but it WAS Hugh Jackman. The first 10 or 15 minutes had me thinking of stopping. I'm glad I didn't stop. I don't want to give anything away, but there is an unexpected twist and it's worth the wait.