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Started by Lori Anderson
Tue, 22 Jun 1999 00:00
A.C.T. Production of Tartuffe - 2 Tix For Sale
Author: Lori Anderson
Date: Tue, 22 Jun 1999 00:00
Date: Tue, 22 Jun 1999 00:00
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I have two great seats available for the American Conservatory Theatre production of Tartuffe for Sunday, June 27 at 8:00 p.m. for sale. What: Tartuffe, by Moliere Where: Geary Theatre, San Francisco When: Sunday, June 27, 8:00 p.m. How (much?): $84.00, includes two tickets ($38.00 a piece, plus an $8.00 parking voucher for the Hilton Towers parking garage 1 1/2 blocks from the theatre). This is my cost, without paying my extra subscription processing costs. Why: I have a season subscription, but will be busy that weekend. This is a great chance to get excellent seats for the show. Thanks, Lori by Moli�re directed by Charles Randolph-Wright June 17-July 18 A.C.T. is proud to present its first production in 32 years of Moli�re's comic masterpiece Tartuffe, the play that launched A.C.T. to local and national prominence back in 1967. This production, combining Moli�re's caustically funny perspective on 17th-century religious hypocrisy with director Charles Randolph-Wright's irreverent vision of contemporary America, promises to be completely original and utterly exciting from start to finish. With L. Peter Callender as the pompous Cl�ante, Steven Anthony Jones as the credulous dupe Orgon, and Shona Tucker as his seductive wife, Elmire, Tartuffe will reunite much of the cast of last season's sensational Insurrection: Holding History. A boldly theatrical play for all times, with an amazing ensemble cast, Tartuffe in 1999 will be incisive, merciless, and hilarious. Please respond via email, if interested: lori.anderson@sun.com
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