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A Private Mansion.
A Broadway Deity.
And an exorcism of hypocrisy.
This October, for a strictly limited engagement, Tony Award® winner and Broadway legend André De Shields opens the doors of the House of the Redeemer (7 East 95th St. ) to only his most devoted disciples for a decadent spectacle. Within an historic Upper East Side mansion rarely opened to the public, De Shields and his ensemble invite just 100 guests per night to a sumptuous evening of ritual and revelry inspired by Molière’s notorious deceiver, Tartuffe.
With a razor-sharp translation by Ranjit Bolt (OBE) and direction by Keaton Wooden, this scandalous satire that once shocked Paris is reborn as a wicked parlor party: fast, furious, and unmistakably timely.
Seating is General Admission, with every spot offering an intimate view of the production. For those seeking the height of exclusivity, Premium VIP tickets provide a pre-show experience with live music and early entry into the 400-year-old Library where the performance will take place. With privileged access to one of New York's most historic and hidden edifices, the Premium VIP ticket is your key to a once-in-a-lifetime experience in theatrical excess.
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Supporting A Place Apart
This fall, the Producers of Tartuffe are creating a Fall Campaign to support the House of the Redeemer and its mission by accepting tax deductible donations to the Redeemer.
The House of the Redeemer, a landmarked retreat house based in the Episcopal tradition, is open to all. It exists to provide “a place apart” where people of all faiths can find spiritual renewal.