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Apr 9, 2010 - May 2, 2010
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- Keith Baker, Jenifer Cote & Eric Thompson (Photo by Eric Chazankin)
Tartuffe
By Jean Baptiste Moliere
Directed by Sheri Lee Miller
A French classic that shines a remarkable reflection on our modern times, Moliere's most successful comedy "Tartuffe" (first performed in 1664) still holds up with its satirical attacks on religious and social hypocrisy.
Tartuffe, a con artist who passes himself off as a holy man and wins the good graces of wealthy Orgon. Tartuffe is welcomed into Orgon's home and offered his daughter's hand in marriage. Some in the household realize Tartuffe is a pious imposter as he attempts to woo Orgon's daughter and wife. The question is, can Tartuffe be exposed before he cons the family into giving over their fortune and dignity?
CAST: Featuring Keith Baker as Tartuffe with Jenifer Cote, Jimmy Gagarin, Mary Gannon Graham, John Craven, Eric Thompson, Kendall Carroll, Freddie Lambert, Craig Brunsvick, Laura Tennyson and Joan Felciano.
(Jen Jones - Inside Sonoma)
(David Templeton - The Bohemian Member SFBATCC)
"Director Sheri Lee Miller has melded the eclectic acting styles of a competent cast into an ensemble performance...forget about its moralistic attack on religious hypocrisy and thoroughly enjoy the on stage shenanigans given standing ovation by the opening night crowd."
(Kedar Adour - For All Events/theatreworldinternetmagazine.com
Member SFBATCC)