Tartuffe - Remixed
Marylebone Theatre
Rudolf Steiner House, 35 Park Road, London, NW1 6XT
Rudolf Steiner House, 35 Park Road, London, NW1 6XT
Running Time
TBC
Running Since
Fri, 4 September 2026
Booking Until Sat, 24 October 2026
Important Information
| Monday | - | 19:30 |
| Tuesday | - | 19:30 |
| Wednesday | 14:30 | 19:30 |
| Thursday | - | 19:30 |
| Friday | - | 19:30 |
| Saturday | 14:30 | 19:30 |
| Sunday | - | - |
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More about Tartuffe - Remixed
The outspoken Afolabi–Williams family gathers at Oga Afolabi's mansion as preparations begin for the wedding of his daughter. Relatives travelling across seas, traditions in full swing, emotions are high but of course, the opinions are never in short supply.
Tartuffe, a charismatic man of God and close friend to Oga takes up residence in the family home. But amongst his arrival, Oga’s unwavering trust in him is tested, when old wounds are reopened, testing loyalties and faith. With the wedding day drawing closer, the family must expose the truth before everything they hold dear is torn apart.
Blending razor-sharp comedy, spoken word, music and beautifully crafted rhyming verse, this vibrant new adaptation is a joyful celebration of faith, family, forgiveness and the courage to speak truth to power.
Marylebone Theatre
Rudolf Steiner House, 35 Park Road, London, NW1 6XT
The Marylebone Theatre is London’s newest cross-cultural, performance space. Once known as the Steiner Hall, the theatre has undergone an extensive refurbishment, as a result of which it is now a versatile, state-of-the-art space, launching with an exciting programme of theatre performances, concerts, dance and spoken word events.
At the Marylebone Theatre, our goal is to produce distinctively visionary theatre, which explores and refreshes the great poetic tradition whilst boldly engaging with the pressing issues of our times. Drawing on the inspiration of theatre visionaries, from Brook and Miller to Steiner and Chekhov, we aim to create performance art, which is daringly innovative and arrestingly beautiful. We place a special emphasis on intercultural creativity and the inspiration that arises from working across cultural barriers. As well as in-house productions, we curate a high-quality programme of music, dance and poetry performances. We also welcome in-coming companies from all over the world. Through our funded community-in-the-arts scheme, we also support numerous local groups with important social missions and run our own youth theatre and arts-based educational programme.
