Thursday 16 july from 21:30 to 22:00

Molière, la Barbe

Name: Molière, la Barbe
Start: 2026-07-16
End: 2026-07-16
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Musée Ernest Cognacq, Hôtel de Clerjotte, 13 avenue Bouthillier, 17410 Saint-Martin-de-Ré

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Molière, the Beard!? The Theatre Is A Celebration Theatre Performance – 1h30 by the Company “Juste avant la nuit” with Le Radeau de la Méduse

Two Actresses Struggle With The Text Of Molière’s “The School For Wives”, Which They Must Perform Soon In Public. Between The Absence Of Their Male Partner, The Alexandrine Verses They Struggle To Understand, And The Little Time They Have Left, They Search, Fail, Explore, And Work. Will They Manage To Perform The Show…? At The Start Of The Project, We Collected Opinions About Molière. The Most Spontaneous Were: “It’s Boring, I Don’t Understand It, It Makes Me Laugh, I Love It, It Makes Me Want To Act, It’s Old, It’s Sexist… Molière, Who Is That?!” The Writing Was Built From These Reactions. The Performance Reveals The Behind-The-Scenes Of The Long Journey Needed To Perform Classical Works Today, And To Make Their Surprising Modernity Resonate 400 Years Later. Engaging With Molière Means Encountering Beauty, Exception, Farce, And Irreverence.