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"Le Tartuffe ou l'Imposteur" est une comédie de Molière en cinq actes et en vers créée le 5 février 1669 sur la scène du Théâtre du Palais-Royal. Orgon est l'archétype du personnage de cour tombé sous la coupe de Tartuffe, un hypocrite et un faux dévot. Il est, ainsi que sa mère, Madame Pernelle, dupe de Tartuffe. Ce dernier réussit à le manipuler en singeant la dévotion et il est même parvenu à devenir son directeur de conscience.

Alceste, the misanthrope, hates everyone including himself. But unlike in many pure farces with their cliche stock characters, the characters here are much more well-rounded, and who knows—Alceste might actually grow and change throughout the play.

Harpagón es un hombre rico pero avaro; tiene dos hijos: Elisa y Cleanto, quienes sufren privaciones económicas y afectivas debido a la tacañería de su padre. El viejo avaro desea casarse con la joven Mariana, pero descubre que su hijo Cleanto está enamorado de ella. Elisa ama a Valerio; sin embargo, su padre quiere casarla con un hombre mayor y rico.

Jean-Baptiste Poquelin dit Molière es un actor y dramaturgo francés. La obra de Molière, una treintena de comedias en verso o en prosa, acompañadas o no de ballet y de música, es uno de los pilares de la educación literaria en Francia y sigue gozando de un gran éxito en el teatro, no sólo en Francia y sobre todo en la Comédie-Française, apodada "la Maison de Molière", sino también en el extranjero. Su vida llena de acontecimientos y su fuerte personalidad han inspirado a dramaturgos y cineastas.

Familiarícese con los escritores más importantes del siglo XVII francés, que dieron forma al pensamiento político, filosófico y artístico y cuya influencia se puede sentir aún hoy en día en nuestra cultura. Profundice en sus obras y pensamientos con una selección de las citas esenciales que introducen sus ideas principales y delinean con claridad la estructura de su trabajo, a través de las propias palabras de Jean Racine, Molière, Corneille, Jean de la Bruyère, Jean de la Fontaine.

C'était en 1956 sur les ondes de France III Nationale, dans "Le théâtre et l'université", une émission placée sous le haut patronage de l'Éducation nationale. On y donnait une version radiophonique du "Dom Juan" de Molière, dans une mise en scène de Jean Vilar, enregistrée en public à Chaillot. Jean Vilar interprétait Dom Juan, Daniel Sorano était Sganarelle, et Monique Chaumette, Elvire. Avec eux sur scène : Georges Wilson, Georges Riquier, Philippe Noiret et Jean Topart.

Combining art, politics, and criminal justice, It Takes a Criminal to Know One captures the incredible experiences the author endured in state prison and puts the spotlight on the ugly faces of racism, injustice, and corruption.

Jean-Baptiste Poquelin dit Molière est un comédien et dramaturge français. L'œuvre de Molière, une trentaine de comédies en vers ou en prose, accompagnées ou non d'entrées de ballet et de musique, constitue un des piliers de l'enseignement littéraire en France et continue de remporter un vif succès au théâtre, non seulement en France et surtout à la Comédie-Française, surnommée "la Maison de Molière", mais aussi à l'étranger.

Harpagon sacrifie tout ce qui l'entoure à l'objet unique de son attention : sa fortune, son bien placé ou ses pièces d'or enfermées dans sa "cassette". Il lui sacrifie sa progéniture ou ses domestiques, sa maison inconfortable à l'extrême, sa réputation comme son train de vie, sa santé. Il abandonne sa fille à son voisin Anselme, car celui-ci n'en exige aucune dot. Il se laisse dévorer par un désir de posséder l'argent, de le saisir, de le manipuler pour ce qu'il représente.

"Messieurs, en un mot autant qu'en deux mille, je vous dis que je ne suis point médecin." Sganarelle a beau protester, rien n'y fait : on veut qu'il soit médecin, quitte à le rouer de coups de bâton pour cela. Son premier cas ? Une jeune fille obstinément muette. Aux grands maux les grands remèdes, et ceux de ce médecin malgré lui sont des plus étonnants !

Oyelo.com orgullosamente les presenta la comedia más grande del comediante más grande de todos los tiempos: Móliere. En ella, Moliére llega al clímax de su talento artístico y hace reír al escucha a carcajadas. Es una gran comedia, en la que un hombre hipocondríaco quiere casar a su hija con un Doctor para así poder obtener sus medicamentos mucho más baratos, pero todo esto sucede en medio de confusiones, farsas, engaños, y todo de manera muy cómica. Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.

Step into the world of Bourgeois Gentleman, where the aspirations of a middle-class social climber collide with the realities of high society. Monsieur Jourdain, convinced that mastering the manners and arts of a true gentleman will elevate his status, becomes the perfect target for Molières sharp satire. This timeless piece, originally performed in 1670 before the court of Louis XIV and accompanied by music from Jean-Baptiste Lully, offers a witty critique of both the pretentious bourgeoisie and the snobbish aristocracy. In this spoken rendition, audiences will experience the humor and irony...

Step into the world of Molières Monsieur de Pourceaugnac, a brilliant farce performed on October 6, 1669. Molière masterfully blends humor with sharp social commentary, delivering a comedic critique of the medical profession of his time. When Molière himself takes on the role of Monsieur de Pourceaugnac, the result is a delightful romp filled with intrigue, romance, and unforgettable characters. Join us for a theatrical experience that showcases Molières genius in farce, making this play one of his finest works. - Summary by The Translator

In the aftermath of the Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, as peace reigns, Louis XIV decides to host a grand festival in his cherished gardens at Versailles, with Molières lively comedy, George Dandin, as the highlight. The story unfolds as a wife returns home late to find the door locked and threatens to end her life if her husband doesn’t let her in. In a clever twist, she feigns a suicide attempt, causing her husband to rush out in a panic, only for her to sneak inside and lock him out. With the added chaos of her clueless parents—aptly named Sotenville, meaning Idiot in Town—this tale ...

In Molières Misanthrope, we delve into the complex psyche of Alceste, a man who harbors disdain for humanity, including himself. Unlike typical farces filled with clichéd characters, this play offers a richly developed cast that challenges societal norms. As Alceste navigates the tumultuous waters of love and friendship, there lies the potential for genuine growth and transformation. Esteemed for its eloquent dialogue, intricate character portrayals, and captivating style, this comedy has rightfully earned its place among the great works of Molière, celebrated by literary scholars and ...

In a grand display befitting his illustrious reign, King Louis XIV envisioned an entertainment that would showcase the full splendor of the stage. To bring this ambitious vision to life, he chose a captivating tale of two rival princes competing in the picturesque vale of Tempe, where the Pythian Games are set to unfold. Their rivalry centers around the enchanting young princess, Eriphyle, and her mother, as they go to extravagant lengths to win their hearts through a whirlwind of gallantry and charm.

When Sganarelle enlists the help of four fashionable doctors to cure his ailing daughter, chaos ensues as they bicker and argue instead of diagnosing her. Driven to desperation, Sganarelle takes to the streets, where he encounters a quack and discovers his daughters secret lover in disguise. Molière himself describes this work as a light-hearted impromptu, hastily composed at the request of the King in just five days. This spoken rendition captures the essence of the play, excluding the original songs and dances set to Lullys music. - Summary by ToddHW

In this captivating play, a colorful cast of characters—including fathers, lovers, mistresses, and servants—navigates a web of misunderstandings that seems impossible to unravel. The witty exchanges between Valère and Ascanio, the awkward apologies of Albert and Polydore, and Luciles bewilderment when confronted by her father all unfold with masterful precision. Central to the story is the charmingly tumultuous relationship between Éraste and Lucile, whose playful tiff and heartfelt reconciliation are regarded as some of the most memorable moments in the play.

Molières Don Garcia of Navarre stands apart from his other works like The Pretentious Young Ladies and Sganarelle. Premiering on February 4, 1661, shortly after the arrival of Maria Theresa, the young wife of Louis XIV, this heroic comedy reflects a renewed interest in Spanish drama in France. With Spanish actors performing the works of Lope de Vega and Calderon, Molière seized the opportunity to craft a narrative that explores the depths of passionate jealousy. He skillfully contrasts the absurdity of jealousy with a portrayal of its darker, more complex emotions, capturing the doubts, ...

Dive into the witty world of Molière with Bores, where the playwright himself muses on the rapid creation of comedy. In just a fortnight, he crafted a performance that showcases the myriad of bores found at both the Court and in the City. This clever satire unravels the absurdities of human nature and the art of theatrical storytelling, reminding us that sometimes, the journey is just as entertaining as the destination. Join us for a delightful exploration of character and comedy, as we laugh through the intricacies of social interactions and the quirks of society.