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★★★★☆ Jesse Berger scrupulously directs Jeffrey Hatcher's adaptation, Mark Linn-Baker heading smart cast
The post The Imaginary Invalid: Moliére Classic in Rob…
By Ron Fassler . . . Satirical comedy has been around a long time (Plautus, anybody?) which often means contemporizing Golden Oldies is essential so we can be in on the jokes. Of late, playw…
By Samuel L. Leiter
June 2, 2025: Molière's 1673 farce, The Imaginary Invalid, has had perhaps half a dozen professional New York revivals over the past century, most of short duration, a…
In the late 1970s, The Public Theater presented the Yale Rep production of Sganarelle: An Evening of Molière Farces. It was a wonderful evening. One performer was particularly good: Mark…
By Tulis McCall Red Bull's "Imaginary Invalid" is a perfection of a confection that will soothe the blues we are all experiencing. Â I PROMISE it will make you laugh. Â It made me laugh,…
A laugh a minute is no exaggeration in Red Bull Theater's new adaptation of the classic Molière farce. Juliet Hindell reviews.
The post Review: The Imaginary Invalid at New World Stages app…
Jesse Berger directs Jeffrey Hatcher's adaptation of the Molière classic at New World Stages.
If you want to watch a very funny cast and adore camp you need to run to New World Stages,and see Arnie Burton play three characters at the same time. He plays three campy doctors and it…
Jesse Berger directs Jeffrey Hatcher's adaptation of the Molière classic.
In Molière's best loved comedy, Monsieur Argan is a notorious hypochondriac whose nonexistent illnesses blind him to the con men and women (his ...
Jesse Berger will direct Jeffrey Hatcher's adaptation of the Molière classic.
Following the February 19 Revelation Reading | An interactive discussion of Molière's THE IMAGINARY INVALID with director Jesse Berger; adaptor Jeffrey Hatcher; translator and scholar Mirab…
An interactive discussion on adapting Molière's The Imaginary Invalid, with host Nathan Winkelstein, playwright and adaptor Jeffrey Hatcher, translator Mirabelle Ordinaire, and Red Bull The…
With a cast that will make you gasp, RED BULL THEATERÂ (Jesse Berger, Founder and Artistic Director; Martin Giannini, Executive Director) announced the performers for the next offering of …
The Molière comedy is newly translated by Mirabelle Ordinaire and adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher.
Reviewed By Britt Haefeli After nearly two years of a world in pause, life seems to be heading to some sort of normalcy. Actors are returning to their stages, and many are back into the stre…
The Pittsburgh Savoyards opened their 84th season on July 22nd with live performances of Molière’s final theatrical work, The Imaginary Invalid, on the outdoor stage at the South Park T…
Review By Britt Haefeli After nearly two years of a world in pause, life seems to be heading to some sort of normalcy. Actors are returning to their stages, and many are back into the stress…
Satire is a comic form I have always loved. Among the greatest geniuses of the genre is Moliere, whose comedies from 3.5 centuries ago still evoke howls of laughter when done well. Directed …
The second-ever production at Quinnipiac University's Theatre Arts Center is the 17th-century French playwright Moliere's timely medical-care comedy "The Imaginary Invalid." One of the best-…
The Old Globe presents the Globe-commissioned world premiere adaptation of The Imaginary Invalid written by Moliere and reinvented by the acclaimed theatre group Fiasco Theater. Fiasco last …
ANÂ IMAGINARY IMAGINARY Back in March, Roundabout Theatre announced their plans for 2017. After collaborating with Fiasco Theater on their acclaimed paired-down production of Into the Wood…
