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Moliere - Man of Satire and Many Burials: Crash Course Theater #21

Moliere - Man of Satire and Many Burials: Crash Course Theater #21

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This week on CC Theater, Mike Rugnetta teaches you about the greatest playwright of Renaissance France, Moliere. We'l talk a bit about early French theater design, and the kingly love of theater that Louis the XIII and XIV shared, and look at Moliere's Tartuffe in the Thought Bubble
Date: 2022-04-04

Comments and reviews: 7


The thing about Moliere's plays is that they're kind of funny when you read one.
They're definitely funny when you read the second.
But they're hilarious when you read the fifth, and realize they're basically the same play with very minor changes.

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I adore this show! Very interesting and unlike anything I've ever seen before: ) I just wish you would give a little more insight on the acting styles and conventions, as in how would Tartuffe have been acted? I hope this show goes on for a while!
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Crash Course has many different hosts - Mike is one of the best. Can't wait to find out how after centuries of actors being maligned by society that somehow they end up the most important parts of society and so importantly on the front page of TMZ!
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Seriously Mike! Stop brushing over opera without dedicating an episode to it! Tell the crowd about Monteverdi! Don't tell me that Wagner's idea of the Gesamtkunstwerk didn't have any influence on theatre as a whole because it most certainly did!
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Was just in a performance of Tartuffe a month ago (I was Damis, I've been waiting so long for this video. Awesome to get some context for a really awesome play.
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I watched an English adaptation of Tartuffe last year as a part of my French class. It was incredible. I'm glad that you reminded me of it.
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There was cartoon series about french theatre guy 20 years ago I've been always mistaken it for Voltaire. Thanks a lot Mike
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