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Roseann Cane Reviews Molière’s “Tartuffe the Imposter” at Shakespeare & Company
The company of Tartuffe is right at your fingertips in the Rose Footprint Theatre, where audiences find themselves in the midst of a real, not simulated, 3-D experience. Photo: Kevin Sprague. Review:… more →
Berkshire On Stage
Molière, French Playwright
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wrote 19 hours ago: Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, better known as Moliere In 17th and 18th Century France, there were an extra … more →
Jean-Baptiste de Lully, French Composer
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wrote 1 week ago: French composer Jean-Baptiste de Lully In 17th and 18th Century France, there were an extraordinary … more →
Moliere
wrote 1 week ago: These are a few quotes from Moliere that I love: I think people judge others because they don’ … more →
Writing is like...
wrote 1 week ago: Writing is like prostitution. First you do it for love, and then for a few close friends, and then f … more →
Vacation in Germany and movie night (Molière)
wrote 1 week ago: Currently, I’m in Germany taking care of K until July. My first couple of weeks were quite ba … more →
Thought for the Day - May 12th
wrote 1 week ago: «Ceux de qui la conduite offre le plus à rire Sont toujours sur autrui les premiers à médire.» Moliè … more →
Deceit
wrote 1 week ago: My son is just finishing up his second year of law school. I had a legal question this question so n … more →
L’habit fait le moine?
wrote 1 week ago: Le singe avec le léopard Gagnaient de l’argent à la foire. Ils affichaient chacun à part. L … more →
Jean de La Fontaine, French Writer and Poet
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wrote 3 weeks ago: Jean de La Fontaine, French writer of fables In 17th and 18th Century France, there were an extraord … more →
Ben Jonson on Doctors
wrote 3 weeks ago: A few weeks ago, I had made note here of a brief excerpt from Molière’s Love’s the Best … more →
Quote of the Day
wrote 3 weeks ago: “It is not only for what we do that we are held responsible, but also for what we do not do.” ―Molie … more →
The School for Wives by Molière.
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wrote 3 weeks ago: L’école des femmes by Molière. 1662. The School for Wives. I’ve seen a brilliant production of The S … more →
Fashioning French Theatre: Molière’s Coincidence of Opposites
wrote 3 weeks ago: The work of the 17th century French dramatist Molière is uniquely influential in the world of French … more →
Molière (2007)
wrote 4 weeks ago: Song of the Day: ‘Hanging on a Curtain’ by Morphine I wanted to watch this movie from th … more →
love our friends, Molière
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Theatre Review: Tartuffe (Canal Café Theatre, London)
wrote 1 month ago: Come on down your table’s waiting. The cast of ‘Tartuffe’. Photograph: Jon Bradsha … more →
La Mort de L'auteur
wrote 1 month ago: Roland Barthes werd domweg aangereden, Molière stortte in op het podium en Tennessee Williams stikte … more →
This is Not a Review: Don Juan (Blackbird Theatre, January 2013)
wrote 1 month ago: I can’t quite get a handle on Molière. It’s definitely me though, not him. I think what … more →
do, not do, Molière
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