What a farce! Well, what else would you expect when a play by France’s foremost comic playwright is rendered into riotous rhyming couplets by Scouser poet Roger McGough? The premiere and subsequ ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Tartuffe at National Theatre/Lyttelton Tartuffe was well received by King Louis XlV in 1664, but condemned by the Church. The Archbishop of Paris said he would excommunicate any ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Tartuffe at Theatre Royal, Haymarket, London SW1 Tartuffe, much enjoyed by Louis XlV in 1664, was condemned by the Church and immediately banned. The Archbishop of Paris threate ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews The Miser at Garrick Theatre, London WC2 An opportunity to see a play by Molière is rare these days. So it is doubly unfortunate that director Sean Foley does not think Molière ...
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