A Hindi adaption of Molière’s 'Le Tartuffe,' the play Baba Swaggy was staged at the 18th Atal Lucknow Mahotsav Natya Samaroh, in Lucknow at the Rai Um.

Written in 1664 by French playwright, Molière, this satire of religious quackery was censored by King Louis XIV and the French Roman Catholic Church. In this rollicking comedy, Tartuffe, is a ...

Charles Newell’s conception for his new Court Theatre production of Moliere’s “Tartuffe” took some guts. The deluded family at the heart of this famous 17th century French comedy has been ...

The threats clearly didn't work, because the Company Theatre is closing out its season with a production of "Tartuffe" that moves the satire to late 1980s Miami, when America's televangelists were ...

That it’s done so stylishly by Annick Le Goff — elegantly dressed, ... Tartuffe, Theatre Royal Haymarket, SW1. Tickets £15-90 until 28 July 2018. Report a problem with this article.

Korsunovas' Le Tartuffe has been invited to have a tour of China by the 2019 Lin Zhaohua Theatre Art Festival and was to be presented by actors and actresses from Lithuanian National Drama Theatres.

French dramatist Molière caused such offence to the archbishop of Paris when he premiered Tartuffe at the Versailles fêtes in 1664 that King Louis… ...

Tartuffe (which means ‘imposter’) is a famous theatrical comedy by Molière, which was first performed way back in the year 1664. Naturally, countless adaptations of this play have spurred in ...

Denis O'Hare and Olivia Williams star at the National Theatre in 'Tartuffe: The Imposter,' a radical updating of Molière’s satire of religious hypocrisy.

The Hub Theatre Company production of “Tartuffe” takes place in 17th-century Paris, with the cast attired in lavishly detailed period garb by costume designer Marissa Wolf, ...

Court's second consecutive crack at Molière, this time reset right in Hyde Park, is much more successful in its commentary and its comedy.