- is a
character comedy whose main character,
Harpagon, is
characterised by his
caricatured avarice.
Harpagon is an
elderly widower who
wishes to have an...
-
unhappy side of the character.
Harpagon,
unloved by humanity, is
driven to an
obsessive love of money.
Louis de Funès:
Harpagon Franck Cabot-David [fr]: Cléante...
-
performance in
Saint Patrick's
Grammar School,
Armagh was the role of
Harpagon in Molière's L'Avare,
which was
performed entirely in French.
After theatre...
-
Theatre Night 1988
production of The
Miser opposite Nigel Hawthorne as "
Harpagon" and Jim
Broadbent as
Maitre Jacques.
Another role was that of
Frieda Lawrence...
- 1932, as well as a team gold in 1932, and
another French Anglo-Arabian,
Harpagon, was
ridden to a team gold
medal and an
individual silver in
dressage at...
-
Dealing with
Clair Martin Crimp Orange Tree Theatre,
Richmond 1992 The
Miser Harpagon Moliere Royal Exchange,
Manchester 1993
Poison Pen Eric
Wells Ronald Harwood...
-
character sells his soul to the Devil)
Miser This
stock character is
based on
Harpagon in The
Miser and on
Ebenezer Scrooge, main
character from A
Christmas Carol...
-
influenced by the
character Harpagon from Molière's play, The Miser. He wrote, “Molière had
created Avarice with
Harpagon; with Old Grandet, I have created...
-
especially a
hypocrite displaying affected morality or
religious piety. A
harpagon,
named after the main
character of The Miser, is an
obsessively greedy...
- Orton.
Directed by
Braham Murray at the
Royal Exchange,
Manchester (2001).
Harpagon, The
Miser by Moliere.
Directed by
Helena Kaut-Howson at the
Royal Exchange...
