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'Tartuffe' is Moliere's study of religious hypocrisy and it was originally denounced for impiety after its premiere at Versailles
in 1664 and was banned from public performance.
Tartuffe worms his way into Orgon's household, blinding the master of the house with
his 'religious devotion', and almost succeeds in his attempts to seduce his wife and disinherit his children before the final unmasking.
March 2004
TARTUFFE
Moliere
Adapted and Translated by Ranjit Bolt
CAST
Prologue/Epilogue
Mary Lee
Mme Pernelle
Linda Mallett
Flipote Judith
Meredith
Elmire
Andrea Miller
Dorine Jenny
Loomes
Damis David
Ogden
Mariane
Laura Zymanczyk
Cleante Paul
Boyle
Orgon
Bernard Vick
Valere
Richard Caine
Tartuffe
Bryan Hourihane
Monsieur Loyal Barry
Serjent
Officer Barry
Serjent
Directed
by
Linda Hampson
BEHIND THE SCENES
Stage Manager
Gerry Tivers
Assistant Stage Manager Michael Simmons
Set
Design
David Hight
Assistant to the Director
Judith Meredith
Lighting Design & Operation
Gerry Tivers
Movement & Choreography Phillipa
Waite
Stage Properties Esme
Tyers
Costumes
Judith Simmons
Prompt
Elaine Tivers
Sound Operation
Samantha Mason
Additional Crew
Valerie Garson
Box Office
Rodney Mallett
Publicity & programme design
John Young
House Management
Janice Martin
