Tartuffe the Imposter
About the Show
Written in hilarious rhyming verse, this bawdy farce is chock full of razor-sharp wit and satirized blind hypocrisy — so much so that when it was written in 1664 the final acts were banned by King Louis XIV. Intrigued? You won’t want to miss this clever and fast-paced adaptation.
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