Free will and furniture

Enyi Okoronkwo and Kitty Archer in Tartuffe
Manuel harlan

Readers of this publication might naturally be drawn to a play that begins with the protagonist reciting the “Our Father”, and ends with him speaking a “Hail Mary”. But the fact that these prayers are interrupted by a volley of scatological abuse from other characters may repel more sensitive Catholics from attending.

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