The School for Wives
Greek stage production of Molière's play, 1985/86
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Summary
The School for Wives is a theatrical production[1].
Key Facts
- The School for Wives authored Molière[2].
- The School for Wives's instance of is recorded as theatrical production[3].
- The School for Wives's director is recorded as Tilemachos Moudatsakis[4].
- The School for Wives's composer is recorded as Giannis Kiagiadakis[5].
- The School for Wives's genre is recorded as comedy[6].
- The School for Wives's cast member is recorded as Stathis Voutos[7].
- The School for Wives's cast member is recorded as Giorgos Zografos[8].
- The School for Wives's cast member is recorded as Manolis Sormainis[9].
- The School for Wives's cast member is recorded as Eleni Kastani[10].
- The School for Wives's cast member is recorded as Natasa Apostolaki[11].
- The School for Wives's cast member is recorded as Stamatis Gardelis[12].
- The School for Wives's cast member is recorded as Giannis Versis[13].
- The School for Wives's production company is recorded as Municipal and Regional Theatre of Creta[14].
- The School for Wives's location is recorded as concert tour[15].
- The School for Wives's language of work or name is recorded as Greek[16].
- The School for Wives's country of origin is recorded as Greece[17].
- The School for Wives's end time is recorded as +1986-09-03T00:00:00Z[18].
- The School for Wives's contributor to the creative work or subject is recorded as Kostas Varnalis[19].
- The School for Wives's date of first performance is recorded as +1986-08-02T00:00:00Z[20].
- The School for Wives's title is recorded as Σχολείο Γυναικών[21].
- The School for Wives's manifestation of is recorded as The School for Wives[22].
- The School for Wives's time period is recorded as Greek Theater Season 1985/1986[23].
- The School for Wives's costume designer is recorded as Lina Papadimitri[24].
- The School for Wives's scenographer is recorded as Lina Papadimitri[25].
- The School for Wives's location of first performance is recorded as Heraklion[26].
Body
Works and Contributions
The School for Wives authored Molière[2].