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March 22, 2002
After Hours: 'Don Juan' adaptation premieres at the Rep
SEATTLE -- This week marked the official opening of Seattle Repertory Theatre's world premiere of a new adaptation of Moliere's "Don Juan." Translated, adapted and directed by Seattle-based director Stephen Wadsworth, this once-banned play is not a romantic fantasy, but a tale about a political and religious skeptic who spoke out frankly about the hypocrisy of his age.
The original "Don Juan" was completed by Moliere in 1665.
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