Phédre
By Jean Racine
In 1677 playwright Jean Racine was 38 when he penned his tenth (and greatest) play. France's most awe-inspiring dramatist, the tragic equal to Moliere's comic genius. Set in ancient Greece where the gods hold powerful sway. A focus so fiercely intense, you'll be held by its mesmerizing grip. Phedre is Queen. She lives in horror of an excruciating obsession: lust for her stepson. With Deborah Staples in the title role.
Produced by American Players Theatre
August 11 - October 7, 1999
August Schedule
o = Preview Performance, n = Opening Night, f = family night, p = post-show discussion
Wed Thur Fri Sat August 11
o 8 pmAugust 16
o 7:30 pmAugust 19
n 8 pmAugust 24 p
7:30 pmAugust 30
fp 7:30 pmSeptember Schedule
Fri Sat Sun
September 1
8 pmSeptember 9
8 pmSeptember 17
6 pmSeptember 22
8 pmOctober Schedule
Fri Sat Sun
October 7
3 pm
Tickets are $22-$40. Call 608/588-2361 for ticket information.
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