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Molière's holy fraud moved into a Nigerian-Jamaican household in England, in rhyming verse.
Books & writersAges 12+
Darren Raymond adapts and directs. Pastor Blake is charismatic, plausible and God's own man, and he moves into Oga Afolabi's house while a wedding is being prepared, which is where Molière left it in 1664 and where it still works. Raymond keeps the rhyming couplets and runs spoken word and music through them. Two and a half hours with an interval. More than 2,250 seats across the run are £30 or less, and a lottery puts £20 tickets into every performance.
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