A light and cheery revival of Middleton’s classic comedy, directed in completely the right spirit with some added fifties flair.

40 minutes of fantastic theatre. Memorable and strikingly honest. Well worth a watch.

A play that puts the progress of women’s rights into perspective.

Jean-Baptiste PoquelinTranslated by Neil Bartlett Directed by Jenny Eastop ★★★★ Pros: A wonderfully entertaining and witty adaptation of Moliere’s famous play. Tom Barratt’s indefatigable performance is not to be missed. Cons: Too few to mention. Our Verdict: A simply wonderful version of a classic French farce. Nothing is lost in translation in this production. 80 minutes of pure entertainment. Courtesy of Mercurius Theatre Company Jean-Baptiste Poquelin (better known by his stage name Moliere) was a master of comedy in 17th ...