Tartuffe
by Molière, adapted by Constance Congdon from a literal prose translation by Virginia Scott

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Readers appreciate the clever writing and humor in 'Tartuffe', finding it a classic that resonates with contemporary themes. Many express surprise at how engaging Molière's work is and feel inspired to explore more of his writings. However, some readers mention initial difficulty in adjusting to his style, suggesting it may not be for everyone.
Synopsis
“Constance Congdon slips into Molière’s tricky shoes and the fit is Cinderella-perfect.
Congdon’s quicksilver wit and breathless urgency coax the dark heart of Tartuffe into glowing with a twenty-first-century heat.”John Guare
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Tartuffe is a play written by Molière, adapted by Constance Congdon from a literal prose translation by Virginia Scott and published by Broadway Play Publishing (2014).
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