Molière in the Park: Don Juan
“Molière in the Park, Brooklyn's Free Theater, invites you to experience legendary playwright Molière’s most subversive play. Don Juan has abandoned Elvira, whom he seduced into breaking her vows and marrying him. Over the course of a single…”
“Residents looking for an affordable cultural outing can catch free performances of “Don Juan” at Prospect Park through Sept. 27. The production gives Brooklyn residents access to live classical theater without an admission cost.”
“Molière in the Park, Brooklyn’s home for free world-class theater, invites you to experience Don Juan – a thrilling tale of desire, power, and hypocrisy. Translated by Stephen Wadsworth and directed by Lucie Tiberghien, Don Juan is a masterful blend of comedy, tragedy, and the su”
Join Molière in the Park, in partnership with Prospect Park Alliance, for a free production of Molière’s most subversive masterpiece, Don Juan. Following the infamous seducer over a single day of defiance and betrayal, this thrilling production blends comedy, tragedy, and the supernatural. Translated by Stephen
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Wadsworth and directed by Drama Desk nominee Lucie Tiberghien, featuring live original cello music by Drama Desk nominee Johnathan Moore. RSVP About Molière in the Park: The mission of Molière in the Park (MIP) is to foster empathy and unity within the diverse communities in Brooklyn through the arts. We offer free opportunities for all to come together in Prospect Park and beyond and experience the benefits of theater. MIP’s vision is of a Brooklyn where all communities can benefit equally from access to theater and the Arts. Find out more at www.moliereinthepark.org
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“Molière in the Park, Brooklyn's home for free world-class theater, invites you to experience legendary French playwright Molière’s most subversive play. Don Juan has abandoned Elvira, whom he seduced into breaking her vows and marrying him. Over the course of a single adventure-f…” via nycgovparks.org ↗
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