Todd Haimes Theatre
On its surface, Molière's "The Imaginary Invalid" " the story of a man fixated on, and frustrated by, matters of health care " would seem a pretty apt choice of play for this moment in hist…
A Molière comedy gets a new adaptation at the Old Globe Theatre.
The Old Globe today announced the complete cast and creative team of the Globe-commissioned world premiere adaptation of The Imaginary Invalid written by Moliere and reinvented by the acclai…
A Noise Within tickles the funny bone with Molière's classic comedy.
The Imaginary InvalidReviewed by Vanessa Cate A Noise Within Through November 19 RECOMMENDEDMoliere's classic farce The Imaginary Invalid has been produced so many times since its inception …
The chief reason to see A Noise Within's production of Molière's "The Imaginary Invalid" is Apollo Dukakis' delightfully cranky portrayal of the play's tyrannical hypochondriac, a patriarch…
Apollo Dukakis stars in the title role of Molière's comedy.
This large-cast elegy from the experimental companies Mabou Mines and Trick Saddle mingles Molière with more recent memories.
Clove Galilee revives a show she developed with her mother, Ruth Maleczech, a founder of the experimental theater company Mabou Mines, who died in 2013.
A Classic Played in the Twitch of an Eye By CAMPBELL ROBERTSON
The Pearl Theater Company's production of Molière's comedy, aside from the performance of Robert Hock, lacks the relentless goofiness that the play is meant to showcase.
Despite the garish trappings of this production, the original play comes through.
Review by Matthew Murray
Terribly Ill? No, He's Just Hilariously Self-Involved by MARGO JEFFERSON
The new production of Molière's masterwork by La Comédie-Française feels like the equivalent of a dutiful lecture-demonstration.
Allyce Beasley - perhaps best known as Agnes DiPesto, the rhyming receptionist from TV's "Moonlighting" - plays Toinette the maid in the Schoolhouse Theater production of Molière's fi…
René Auberjonois Takes On the Challenge of Molière
Tired of the usual stuffy, arty, lights-out, shut-your-mouth-and-take-it kind of theatre? Looking for a night when everyone can just sit outside with a beer or a bottle of wine and have …
I started out with the cream of crab soup, and moved on to a buttermilk fried chicken sandwich, with a side of French Farce; it is difficult to say which of the two was more delicious… Suc…
An outstanding turn from Peter Dinklage is only one of the reasons to make the trek to see this all-male version of Molière's comedy, Brendan Lemon writes