Matthew Broderick will lead a star-studded revival of Moliere's Tartuffe, directed by Sarah Benson and reimagined by Lucas Hnath, at the New York Theatre Workshop this fall. This production is part of a mini-Moliere moment Off-Broadway, where other adaptations like The Imaginary Invalid are also in production. The current trend showcases Moliere's enduring themes of egotism and self-deception, as various performances explore his social critiques through comedy. The upcoming revival of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee also adds to the New York theater scene's richness this season.
Matthew Broderick stars as Tartuffe in a revival of Moliere's comedy at the New York Theatre Workshop, marking a notable moment for Moliere's works Off-Broadway.
Amidst a mini-Moliere moment, Tartuffe joins other productions like The Imaginary Invalid, featuring themes of delusion and societal critique in farcical formats.
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