TARTUFFE at American Stage
Dates: 10/26/2016 - 11/20/2016
📍 Theatre: American Stage
163 3rd Street North,
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
Phone: 7278237529
Tickets: $29-$59
Running Time: 1hr 45 min
Moliere’s TARTUFFE a new American Stage adaptation by Robert Caisley Directed by Brendan Ragan “…an astonishingly delightful romp…” – NY Post Considered by many to be Moliere’s strongest and funniest work, TARTUFFE gets a modern up-date in this brand new American Stage adaptation. Orgon, a wealthy American businessman entrusts his reputation and his fortune to up-and-coming politician, Tartuffe. As the cunning and lusty imposter insinuates himself deeper into his household and his family, the status quo of Orgon’s world gets turned thoroughly and hilariously upside-down. How do you recognize an impassioned visionary from a cunning conman?
Show Schedule:
Wednesdays: 7pm Thursdays: 8pm Fridays: 8pm Saturdays: 3pm & 8pm Sundays: 3pm
*AN ADDITIONAL PERFORMANCE HAS BEEN ADDED!*
"Based on the enthusiastic responses of our audiences, post-election TARTUFFE seems to have even greater potency. The humor and farcical elements are offering a much-needed catharsis while at the same time the relevance of many lines of dialogue are resonating even more deeply." -Stephanie Gularte, Artistic Producing Director
The additional performance will take place on: Sunday, November 20th at 7:30pm
Authors
Ages: 11 years old+
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