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Molière (Jean-Baptiste Poquelin) Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, best known as Molière, (Paris, France, 1622 - 1673), French theatre writer, director and actor, one of the masters of satire. The son of a Parisian artisan, Poquelin lost his mother when still a child and entered the prestigious Jesuits' Collège de Clermont, to complete his studies. It is said that his father was very hard to him, or that in this college he met the prince of Conti, or that he was a pupil of the philosopher Gassendi, but these statements appear to be not really more than unverified hypothesis. In reality, Poquelin was a close friend of the abbé La Mothe Le Vayer, the son of the famous philosopher, in the years in which the abbé was reordering his father's works, and this allows to presume that Poquelin could be somehow influenced by them. Among his first works, he wrote a translation of De Rerum Natura by Lucretius , now lost. At the age of 18, his father left him the title of Tapissier du Roi , and the annexed charge of valet de chambre by which he could be in frequent contact with the king. Poquelin is supposed having graduated in law at Orléans in 1642 (but some doubts however remain). In June 1643, together with his lover Madeleine Béjart and a brother and a sister of her, he founded the

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Molière Auteur le plus joué depuis la création de la Comédie-Française, figure tutélaire et symbole du théâtre français et de la troupe, Molière concentre dans son nom mémoire, renouvellement et jeunesse du répertoire de la Comédie-Française. Il dépasse l'histoire et l'anecdote. S'il n'a pas connu la Comédie-Française, sa vie d'homme de théâtre en a préparé la création. Fils de Jean Poquelin, valet de chambre et tapissier ordinaire de la Maison du Roi, Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, qui prendra plus tard le pseudonyme de Molière, fait d'excellentes études au Collège de Clermont (futur Lycée Louis-Le Grand), peut-être complétées par un peu de droit. Mais dès 1643, il renonce à l'avenir bourgeois que lui garantit la jouissance héréditaire de la charge paternelle pour s'associer par contrat avec neuf comédiens, dont Madeleine Béjart, et fonder la troupe de « l'Illustre Théâtre ». Après des débuts difficiles à Paris, Molière et ses comédiens, de 1646 à 1658, parcourent la province française comme les troupes ambulantes de son époque. Le 24 octobre 1658, la troupe de Molière est autorisée à paraître devant la Cour. Sous la protection de Monsieur, frère du Roi, les comédiens s'installent au Théâtre du Petit-Bourbon, qu'ils partagent avec les Comédiens italiens dirigés par le célèbre Scaramouche (Tiberio Fiorelli). C'est là, après de premiers essais en province (

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50. Jean Baptiste Poquelin De Molière A biography of the French dramatist Molire. JEAN BAPTISTE poquelin DE MOLIÈRE it, that few of us today recognize the surname "poquelin." Molière's father was a prosperous tradesman, upholsterer http://www.theatrehistory.com/french/moliere006.html

Born, Paris, France, 1622 Died, Paris, France, 1675 This document was originally published in Minute History of the Drama Purchase " T IS a mighty stroke at any vice to make it the laughing stock of everybody; for men will easily suffer reproof; but they can by no means endure mockery. They will consent to be wicked but not ridiculous." [ These are the words of the man who is rated by most critics as the greatest comic dramatist of all times and considered worthy to stand with Sophocles and Shakespeare . They were written in defense of the play, Tartuffe , ranked as his most outstanding and most representative play. For in the 17th century, as in ours, powerful cliques attempted to censor every play that did not happen to coincide with their own views or selfish interests. We can realize the bitterness of the campaign against Tartuffe from the fact that it was not finally licensed for public performance until more than three years after its first performance before Louis XIV. "Molière" was in reality only the stage name assumed when, as a young man, the embryo genius joined a group of strolling players. So famous did he make it, that few of us today recognize the surname "Poquelin." Molière's father was a prosperous tradesman, upholsterer to the King by appointment. Since this was a hereditary honor, the son shrewdly made use of it to establish and strengthen himself in the King's favor, when, after twelve years in the provinces, he returned to Paris.

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Moliere (Jean Baptiste Poquelin) France 1622 - 1672 Moliere was Poquelin's stage name, and the only name ever used for this writer. Thus, Moliere is a pseudonym or pen name , which means a name other than his true name under which an author publishes his literary works Moliere's father, Jean Poquelin, was a successful craftsman. He was one of eight upholsterers who worked for the French king and royal family. Although Moliere had studied law and probably took a law degree in about 1641 at the age of 19, his father was a respectable and prosperous man who expected his son to take over his business and serve the king as he had. Poquelin and his wife, Marie Cresse, were to be disappointed. Moliere shocked his family by renouncing the business world and becoming an actor. According to legend, his mother's father had often taken him to theatrical performances, and this, perhaps, was when he learned to love the theater. However, actors in the 17th century were held in low esteem, classed with rascals and charlatans (tricksters/imposters), and were even denied Christian burial. For these reasons, Moliere's family regretted his decision. (Very probably the reason he acquired his pseudonym was to mask the relationship between himself and his family, thus sparing them the embarrassment of having an actor in their family.)

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Dr. Fidel Fajardo-Acosta's World Literature Website HOME INDEX CONTACT INFO HOME ... Links Biographical Information French actor and playwright; considered the greatest writer of comedy and one of the representative figures of the Enlightenment Born in 1622, son of Paris upholsterer in the service of the king Company adopted by the king as "Troupe du roi," 1665 (eventually "La Comédie Française," 1680) Enjoyed much success and popularity but also suffered attacks and persecution for his satires of the pretentions and hypocrisy of middle and upper class French society Collapsed on the stage, and later died, while performing his play, The Imaginary Invalid , in 1673 Main Works (also known as The High-Brow Ladies Tartuffe (Le Tartuffe ou l'imposteur; Tartuffe or the Impostor (1664), originally a 3-act play, banned and later reissued in 5-acts in 1667 (also banned) and 1669 (current version); about a religious hypocrite and scoundrel who deceives the gullible Orgon, tries to seduce his wife, and takes possession of his house and property. The Misanthrope (Le Misanthrope) The Imaginary Invalid (Le Malade imaginaire

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