event The Imaginary Invalid
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Thu Oct 22
7:30 pm,
The Imaginary Invalid at University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre
It makes perfect sense that a writer would comment on the healthcare debate, but it’s a little odd that Moliere was doing it way back in 1673. The Imaginary Invalid is surprisingly prescient, telling the story of a cheapskate hypochondriac named Argan who pressures his daughter to marry a doctor so he can get free medical care. The play’s comedic elements and social satire get cranked up when Argan’s daughter predictably refuses her husband-to-be. In order to help an almost 400-year-old play better translate to modern audiences, University Theatre’s production will employ a steampunk aesthetic, mashing up the styles of Victorian England with more contemporary technologies and industry.
University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre 821 University Ave., Madison, WI -
Fri Oct 23
7:30 pm,
The Imaginary Invalid at University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre
It makes perfect sense that a writer would comment on the healthcare debate, but it’s a little odd that Moliere was doing it way back in 1673. The Imaginary Invalid is surprisingly prescient, telling the story of a cheapskate hypochondriac named Argan who pressures his daughter to marry a doctor so he can get free medical care. The play’s comedic elements and social satire get cranked up when Argan’s daughter predictably refuses her husband-to-be. In order to help an almost 400-year-old play better translate to modern audiences, University Theatre’s production will employ a steampunk aesthetic, mashing up the styles of Victorian England with more contemporary technologies and industry.
University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre 821 University Ave., Madison, WI -
Sat Oct 24
7:30 pm,
The Imaginary Invalid at University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre
It makes perfect sense that a writer would comment on the healthcare debate, but it’s a little odd that Moliere was doing it way back in 1673. The Imaginary Invalid is surprisingly prescient, telling the story of a cheapskate hypochondriac named Argan who pressures his daughter to marry a doctor so he can get free medical care. The play’s comedic elements and social satire get cranked up when Argan’s daughter predictably refuses her husband-to-be. In order to help an almost 400-year-old play better translate to modern audiences, University Theatre’s production will employ a steampunk aesthetic, mashing up the styles of Victorian England with more contemporary technologies and industry.
University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre 821 University Ave., Madison, WI -
Thu Oct 29
7:30 pm,
The Imaginary Invalid at University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre
It makes perfect sense that a writer would comment on the healthcare debate, but it’s a little odd that Moliere was doing it way back in 1673. The Imaginary Invalid is surprisingly prescient, telling the story of a cheapskate hypochondriac named Argan who pressures his daughter to marry a doctor so he can get free medical care. The play’s comedic elements and social satire get cranked up when Argan’s daughter predictably refuses her husband-to-be. In order to help an almost 400-year-old play better translate to modern audiences, University Theatre’s production will employ a steampunk aesthetic, mashing up the styles of Victorian England with more contemporary technologies and industry.
University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre 821 University Ave., Madison, WI -
Fri Oct 30
7:30 pm,
The Imaginary Invalid at University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre
It makes perfect sense that a writer would comment on the healthcare debate, but it’s a little odd that Moliere was doing it way back in 1673. The Imaginary Invalid is surprisingly prescient, telling the story of a cheapskate hypochondriac named Argan who pressures his daughter to marry a doctor so he can get free medical care. The play’s comedic elements and social satire get cranked up when Argan’s daughter predictably refuses her husband-to-be. In order to help an almost 400-year-old play better translate to modern audiences, University Theatre’s production will employ a steampunk aesthetic, mashing up the styles of Victorian England with more contemporary technologies and industry.
University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre 821 University Ave., Madison, WI -
Sat Oct 31
7:30 pm,
The Imaginary Invalid at University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre
It makes perfect sense that a writer would comment on the healthcare debate, but it’s a little odd that Moliere was doing it way back in 1673. The Imaginary Invalid is surprisingly prescient, telling the story of a cheapskate hypochondriac named Argan who pressures his daughter to marry a doctor so he can get free medical care. The play’s comedic elements and social satire get cranked up when Argan’s daughter predictably refuses her husband-to-be. In order to help an almost 400-year-old play better translate to modern audiences, University Theatre’s production will employ a steampunk aesthetic, mashing up the styles of Victorian England with more contemporary technologies and industry.
University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre 821 University Ave., Madison, WI -
Sun Nov 1
2 pm,
The Imaginary Invalid at University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre
It makes perfect sense that a writer would comment on the healthcare debate, but it’s a little odd that Moliere was doing it way back in 1673. The Imaginary Invalid is surprisingly prescient, telling the story of a cheapskate hypochondriac named Argan who pressures his daughter to marry a doctor so he can get free medical care. The play’s comedic elements and social satire get cranked up when Argan’s daughter predictably refuses her husband-to-be. In order to help an almost 400-year-old play better translate to modern audiences, University Theatre’s production will employ a steampunk aesthetic, mashing up the styles of Victorian England with more contemporary technologies and industry.
University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre 821 University Ave., Madison, WI -
Thu Nov 5
7:30 pm,
The Imaginary Invalid at University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre
It makes perfect sense that a writer would comment on the healthcare debate, but it’s a little odd that Moliere was doing it way back in 1673. The Imaginary Invalid is surprisingly prescient, telling the story of a cheapskate hypochondriac named Argan who pressures his daughter to marry a doctor so he can get free medical care. The play’s comedic elements and social satire get cranked up when Argan’s daughter predictably refuses her husband-to-be. In order to help an almost 400-year-old play better translate to modern audiences, University Theatre’s production will employ a steampunk aesthetic, mashing up the styles of Victorian England with more contemporary technologies and industry.
University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre 821 University Ave., Madison, WI -
Fri Nov 6
7:30 pm,
The Imaginary Invalid at University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre
It makes perfect sense that a writer would comment on the healthcare debate, but it’s a little odd that Moliere was doing it way back in 1673. The Imaginary Invalid is surprisingly prescient, telling the story of a cheapskate hypochondriac named Argan who pressures his daughter to marry a doctor so he can get free medical care. The play’s comedic elements and social satire get cranked up when Argan’s daughter predictably refuses her husband-to-be. In order to help an almost 400-year-old play better translate to modern audiences, University Theatre’s production will employ a steampunk aesthetic, mashing up the styles of Victorian England with more contemporary technologies and industry.
University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre 821 University Ave., Madison, WI -
Sat Nov 7
7:30 pm,
The Imaginary Invalid at University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre
It makes perfect sense that a writer would comment on the healthcare debate, but it’s a little odd that Moliere was doing it way back in 1673. The Imaginary Invalid is surprisingly prescient, telling the story of a cheapskate hypochondriac named Argan who pressures his daughter to marry a doctor so he can get free medical care. The play’s comedic elements and social satire get cranked up when Argan’s daughter predictably refuses her husband-to-be. In order to help an almost 400-year-old play better translate to modern audiences, University Theatre’s production will employ a steampunk aesthetic, mashing up the styles of Victorian England with more contemporary technologies and industry.
University of Wisconsin Madison - Mitchell Theatre 821 University Ave., Madison, WI
It makes perfect sense that a writer would comment on the healthcare debate, but it’s a little odd that Moliere was doing it way back in 1673. The Imaginary Invalid is surprisingly prescient, telling the story of a cheapskate hypochondriac named Argan who pressures his daughter to marry a doctor so he can get free medical care. The play’s comedic elements and social satire get cranked up when Argan’s daughter predictably refuses her husband-to-be. In order to help an almost 400-year-old play better translate to modern audiences, University Theatre’s production will employ a steampunk aesthetic, mashing up the styles of Victorian England with more contemporary technologies and industry.
Updated 10/23/2009
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