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Molière: The Doctor in spite of himself (French baroque theatre)
Staging team
- stage director: Jean-Denis Monory
- set designer: Charlotte Smoos
- costume designer: Chantal Rousseau, Genevieve David
- choreography: Juliette Rasa
- lighting designer: Pascale Deneu
- assistant director: Mariline Gourdon
Obsazení
- Sganarelle: Julien Cigana
- Martine / Perrin: Mariline Gourdon
- Mr. Robert / Léandre: Lauri Lupi
- Valére / Thibaut: Raphaël Beauville
- Jacqueline: Bénédicte Lavocat
- Lucas: Bastien Ossard
- Géronte: Christian Joubert
- Lucinde: Ségolène Van Der Straten
- comedian: Jean-Denis Monory
Music
- teorba: Manuel De Grange
- viola da gamba: Hana Fleková
On the evening of August 6 the Prague State Opera transports us for a moment to 1666, for on that day in Paris Moliére’s comedy Le Médecin Malgré Lui was premiered. The company La Fabrique à théâtre and the director Jean-Denis Monory work to achieve the illusion of return to the atmosphere of the baroque theatre. For the French baroque theatre is not made up of only Moliére’s poetic French language (with Czech surtitles) and action full of reversals and intrigues, but also worked out gesture and choreography, candlelight on stage, colourful costumes and always sounding music. The result is rich and at the same time pure, the theatrical form cleared of the deposits of the years, full of suggestive power.
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