Join us for this limited engagement of Tartuffe with Tony Award® winner and Broadway legend André De Shields. This performance takes place within an historic Upper East Side mansion rarely opened to the public. Only 100 guests per night can attend this sumptuous evening of ritual and revelry inspired by Molière’s notorious deceiver, Tartuffe. With a razor-sharp translation by Ranjit Bolt (OBE) and direction by Keaton Wooden, this scandalous satire that once shocked Paris is reborn as a wicked parlor party: fast, furious, and unmistakably timely. A limited number of tickets are being offered to alumni at a discount. Seating is General Admission. There will be a talk back with the director, Keaton Wooden, after the show. Co-producers of this production include Karen Taffner Butler ‘86 and Mark Kaplan ’87 (30 Minutes From Broadway Entertainment).