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Tartuffe
by Molière
Few villains in the world of theatre are as conniving, ruthless and outrageously comical as Molière's devoutly unscrupulous Tartuffe, the holier-than-thou hypocrite who uses religious piety to worm his way into the lives of an aristocratic 17th-century family. When the wife of the duped head of the house unfolds a plot to reveal Tartuffe's true nature, we are treated to one of the funniest scenes in Western drama. Mature themes.
Show Photos
Tartuffe, played by Jonathan Hicks (center), prays while the lady of the house, Elmire, played by Elizabeth Keller (left), and their maid, Dorine, played by Julia Graham (right), discuss his true motives.
(Photo credit: Robert F. Walker)
Tartuffe, played by Jonathan Hicks (left), makes an amorous advance and confesses his love to the lady of the house, Elmire, played by Elizabeth Keller (right).
(Photo credit: Robert F. Walker)
The lady’s maid Dorine, played by Julia Graham (left), listens to the lady of the house, Elmire, played by Elizabeth Keller (right), as she plans a way to reveal Tartuffe’s true nature to her husband.
(Photo credit: Robert F. Walker)
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