Bell Shakespeare Set for Moliere's THE SCHOOL FOR WIVES this July, Perth

Perth Theatre Trust, State Theatre Centre and Bell Shakespeare have announced a production of The School for Wives by Molière directed by Lee Lewis in a translation by Justin Fleming for five performances July 11-14, 2012 in the State Theatre Centre, 174-176 William St Perth.

The cast will be ARNOLDE John Adam, AGNES Harriet Dyer, HORACE Meyne Wyatt, ALAN Andrew Johnston, GEORGETTE Alexandra Aldrich, CHRIS Damien Richardson, HENRI/NOTARY Jonathan Elsom and LAURENCE Mark Jones.

Falling in love is never easy. Take our hero for instance. Now here’s a guy who wants desperately to get married but is afraid that a smart woman will cheat on him.

His ingenious solution? Enlist the help of a local convent to raise a girl so stupidly innocent that she won’t know the first thing about cheating - let alone the last. In his mind she will be ever-faithful. The perfect wife. Or is she?

When it comes to theatrical comedy, Molière was the master of French classical farce and "The School For Wives" is one of his most hilarious works.

Following on from her success with "Twelfth Night", Lee Lewis directs this fresh new translation from Justin Fleming of Molière's comedic train-wreck of a love story that tangles innocence with arrogance – and the other way around.

Bookings at BOCS Ticketing 9484 1133, in person at BOCS outlets or www.bocsticketing.com.au
School and Group Discounts available Ph 9321 6831 or groups@bocsticketing.com.au

Performances are Wednesday 11 to Saturday 14 July, 7.30pm with Matinee Saturday 14 July, 2.15pm.
A Captioned Performance is on Friday 13 July, 7.30pm, and an Audio Described Performance is on Saturday 14 July, 2.15pm Book through BOCS Ticketing Groups on 9321 6831.

 

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