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Molière's Last Stage
Royal Palace Theatre, Paris . February 17th 1673, the King’s theatre group is playing « Le Malade Imaginaire » when Moliere started spitting blood, but he takes the decision to keep playing until the end. During his agony, he let enter in the theatre all the elements and ghost who made his life. Starting a fight to preserve his dignity, he plan to transfigure his death in a last laugh instrument.
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Royal Palace Theatre, Paris . February 17th 1673, the King’s theatre group is playing « Le Malade Imaginaire » when Moliere started spitting blood, but he takes the decision to keep playing until the end. During his agony, he let enter in the theatre all the elements and ghost who made his life. Starting a fight to preserve his dignity, he plan to transfigure his death in a last laugh instrument.
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Genre:History, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Olivier Py, Bertrand de Roffignac
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Atelier de Production
Cast
Olivier Py
Director
Laurent Lafitte
Molière
Stacy Martin
Armande Béjart
Jeanne Balibar
Madeleine Béjart
Olivier Py
Marquis de Roffignac
Judith Magre
Marquise de Rohan
Dominique Frot
Marquise d’Aiguillon
Catherine Lachens
Marquise de Sablé
Bertrand de Roffignac
Michel Baron
Gray Orsatelli
Le Duc de Bellegarde
Emilien Diard-Detoeuf
La Grange
Jean-Damien Barbin
Chapelle
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