Molière's riotous seventeenth-century comedy about an older husband so afraid of marital infidelity that his young wife is kept under lock and key by a pair of bumbling servants
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?
Following on from her success with Twelfth Night, director Lee Lewis directs this fresh new translation from Justin Fleming of Molière'scomedic train-wreck of a love story that tangles innocence with arrogance – and the other way around.
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Date 26 Oct-24 Nov
Open Tue 6.30pm, Wed-Sat 7.30pm, Wed & Sat 2pm, Sun 5pm
Director: Lee Lewis
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