Don Juan
Jason Compton
April Brown during a 2026 Falconbridge Players reading.
April Brown during a 2026 Falconbridge Players reading of 'Gallathea' by John Lyly.
Falconbridge Players are at it again. The scrappy troupe concentrates on play readings — scripts spoken with feeling but without staging — of less well known works that are classics or newly out of copyright. Here they sink their teeth into the legend of the lothario Don Juan, in a comedic version penned by Molière. The great French satirist’s works seem tailor-made for audiences familiar with APT, here convening on Main Street.
media release: Staged reading of a comedy classic of outrageous morals and undeniable charm
A comedy by the French legend Molière about the free thinker, and even more free lover, Don Juan. The so-called Seducer of Seville takes on Heaven, Hell, and even his disgruntled servant Sganarelle in search of pleasure and independence.
An original adaptation directed by Finn Gallagher for Oracular Studios in collaboration with Falconbridge Players. Free and open to the public.
