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Molière - Les Femmes Savantes

Heard
1956
Episodes
1
Language
French

Les Femmes savantes de Molière Création le 21 janvier 1956 : Salle Richelieu (Paris) Comédie-Française Mise en scène : Jean Meyer Interprétation

More about it

• Maurice Escande (Ariste) • Jean Debucourt (Chrysale) • Jacques Charon (Trissotin) • Marco-Béhar (le Notaire) • Henri Rollan (Vadius) • Roland Alexandre (Clitandre) puis Jean-Louis Jemma • Renée Faure (Henriette) puis Micheline Boudet • Lise Delamare (Philaminte) • Hélène Perdrière (Armande) • Andrée de Chauveron (Bélise) • Annie Girardot (Martine) • Jacques Roussillon (Julien) • Ancel (Lépine)

Scénographie : Suzanne Lalique Costumes : Suzanne Lalique

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Les femmes savantes

    No date given · 1 h 46 min

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  1. Molière - Les Femmes Savantes

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

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