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Molière - Le Malade Imaginaire

Heard
2008
Episodes
1
Language
French

Le Malade imaginaire de Molière Création le 22 février 2001

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Enregistrement 2008

Mis en scène par Claude Stratz Réalisation de Christine Bernard-Sugy. Avec la Comédie Française

Avec :

• Alain Pralon (Argan), • Catherine Hiegel (Toinette), • Catherine Sauval (Béline), • Bruno Raffaelli (M. Diafoirus), • Christian Blanc (M. Purgon), • Alain Lenglet (Béralde), • Alexandre Pavloff (Thomas Diafoirus), • Jérôme Pouly (M. Bonnefoy), • Christian Gonon (M. Fleurant), • Julie Sicard (Angélique), • Loïc Corbery (Cléante), • Alma de Montplaisir (Louison)

Musique et chant : Mathilde Etienne, Cornélia Schmid, Philippe Degaëtz, Vincent Lièvre-Picard, Emmanuelle Guigues, Jorris Sauquet

Musique originale : Marc-Olivier Dupin Bruitages Bertrand Amiel

Equipe de réalisation : Olivier Dupré, Manuel Couturier, Aurélien Prieto

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Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Le malade imaginaire

    No date given · 2 h 00 min

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  1. Molière - Le Malade Imaginaire

    Listeners' uploads · Comédie Française · 1 episode here · archive.org

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