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Molière's The Imaginary Invalid

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Molière's The Imaginary Invalid

When

Friday, Sep 26

Where

Domino Square

Details

Molière in the Park, Brooklyn's Free Theater, brings back together the cast of their hit 2025 production of The Imaginary Invalid for two free staged readings.

Time

7 pm - 9 pm

Other information

The Imaginary Invalid is the last play that legendary French playwright Molière wrote, and was originally conceived as a Comedy-Ballet where theater, dance, and music are intertwined. Gravely ill while writing and performing this play, Molière explores the fear of disease and the exploitation it breeds through his infinitely humorous dialogue and in-your-face satire. This staged reading will once again star Tony and Olivier award nominee Sahr Ngaujah (Fela!, Moulin Rouge! The Musical) in the role of ARGAN, and feature original choreography by FlexN dancer Cal Hunt and an original score by cellist Johnathan Moore.

Translated, adapted and directed by Lucie Tiberghien

Cast:

Mary Bacon - BELINE, Argan's wife

Rory Furey-King - TOINETTE, Argan's employee

Doron JéPaul - CLEANTE, Angelique's lover

Naomi Lorrain - THOMAS, a yound doctor/BERALDE, Argan's sister

Sahr Ngaujah - ARGAN

Ebonée Noel - ANGELIQUE, Argan's daughter

Damian Thompson - DIAFOIRUS, Thomas's father/DE BONNEFOI, a notary/FLEURANT, an apothecary, PURGON, Argan's doctor

Production:

Choreographer/Dancer: Cal Hunt

Composer/Cellist: Johnathan Moore

Line Producer: Molly FitzMaurice

Production Stage Manager: Tala Munsterman


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MOLIERE IN THE PARK

Molière in the Park is like Shakespeare in the Park’s cool French cousin who lives in Brooklyn. They present a contemporary production of a Moliere play every year and additional readings and events throughout the year. Always free. Always world class theater. Molière in the Park believes that Molière’s plays, when produced through an inclusive and contemporary lens, explore the human condition in a way that promotes generosity of spirit, fosters unity over division, and spreads joy. Something we all need nowadays.

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