Molière in the Park presents Don Juan
Brooklyn's Free Theater, Molière in the Park returns to BPL this January with a staged reading of Molière's classic Don Juan!
Don Juan, one of Molière's most controversial works, explores themes of class, sex, religion, and freedom, exposing societal hypocrisy along the way. A perfect blend of farce and profound ethical questioning, Don Juan remains just as thought-provoking, hilarious, and relevant as when it was first put on (and promptly censored by France's religious right) some 400 years ago. Directed by Lucie Tiberghien.
Starring Keshav Moodliar (Prince F*ggot, Studio Seaview; Henry 6, The Old Globe; The Odyssey, A.R.T. Boston; Tartuffe, MIP) as DON JUAN(More to be announced)
Produced by Molière in the Park in partnership with Brooklyn Public Library.
About Molière in the Park:The mission of Molière in the Park (MIP) is to foster empathy and unity within the diverse communities in Brooklyn through the arts. We offer free opportunities for all to come together in Brooklyn's public spaces and experience the benefits of theater. MIP’s vision is of a Brooklyn where all communities can benefit equally from access to theater and the Arts. Find out more at www.moliereinthepark.org
About Molière in the Park:The mission of Molière in the Park (MIP) is to foster empathy and unity within the diverse communities in Brooklyn through the arts. We offer free opportunities for all to come together in Brooklyn's public spaces and experience the benefits of theater. MIP’s vision is of a Brooklyn where all communities can benefit equally from access to theater and the Arts. Find out more at www.moliereinthepark.org
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01/09/2026 07:00 pm
01/09/2026 08:30 pm
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Molière in the Park presents Don Juan
<p>Brooklyn's Free Theater, Molière in the Park returns to BPL this January with a staged reading of Molière's classic <em>Don Juan</em>!</p><p><em>Don Juan,</em> one of Molière's most controversial works,<em> </em>explores themes of class, sex, religion, and freedom, exposing societal hypocrisy along the way. A perfect blend of farce and profound ethical questioning, <em>Don Juan </em>remains just as thought-provoking, hilarious, and relevant as when it was first put on (and promptly censored by France's religious right) some 400 years ago. Directed by Lucie Tiberghien.</p><p><font color="#000000">Starring Keshav Moodliar (</font><em><font color="#000000">Prince F*ggot</font></em><font color="#000000">, Studio Seaview; </font><em><font color="#000000">Henry 6</font></em><font color="#000000">, The Old Globe; </font><em><font color="#000000">The Odyssey</font></em><font color="#000000">, A.R.T. Boston; </font><em><font color="#000000">Tartuffe, </font></em><font color="#000000">MIP) as DON JUAN(</font><em><font color="#000000">More to be announced</font></em><font color="#000000">)</font></p><div><font color="#000000">Produced by …
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