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Author: Molière. Translation: Tadeusz Boy-Żeleński. Directed by: Magdalena Piekorz. Molière's Tartuffe continues to captivate audiences with laughter after more than three centuries. Regardless of the era in which it is staged, it serves as an apt, often biting commentary filled with irony on the attitudes adopted by contemporary figures of social life. The human characters and their weaknesses, portrayed in a brilliant and expressive manner by the French writer in the 17th century, have not changed so much over time. There are still liars among us, calculated like Tartuffe, amusing naifs like Orgon, and hotheads like Damis.