Jean Baptiste Poquelin de Moliere

Jean Baptiste Poquelin de Moliere was born in Paris in 1622. In his later years Molière got a law degree and graduated, but after that the 21-year-old Jean Baptist was involved in the theater. His performance company is patrolling Moliere's province for 15 years and is influenced greatly by Italian Commedia. In his 51 years, Moliere wrote about 32 theaters that were assimilated into all sorts of comedy dramas we know.

Jean Baptiste Poquelin de Moliere was born in Paris in 1622. His father has already purchased the same honor for his son who is a king's furniture store / interior, in fact acquiring a law degree and continuing business. I entered the 21-year-old Jean Baptiste Theater. His first company was patrolling the provinces and Italy for 15 years, and Molière was in contact there and was greatly influenced by the Italian media. For those unfamiliar with co-media, you should have heard the word "farce" before. The farm is a widely used device by Italian Commedia, which is characterized by a part of the tree hinged to another part. When the stick shakes suddenly, the two pieces tap each other. As if the stick itself forms a sharp contact, the stick suddenly stops behind the victim and produces a loud sound.

Jean Baptist Pokelan, born in Paris, France on January 15, 1622, is the son of Mary and Jean Pokelan. He was not interested in his father's furniture and upholstery business, he joined JesuitCollègedeClermont. But shortly after he formed the IllustreThéâtre performance group with Madeleine Bejar, he found a real phone. At about the same time, he used the Moliere 's pseudonym. French travel and performance for many years, he was inspired by the Italian co-media dell'arte theater company, helped him refine his performance and fulfill his skills. It also affected the style, direction and development of the stage production at the time. After returning to Paris, he eventually won the sponsorship of King Brothers of King Louis XIV. To become an official artist of Sun King and his court and to enjoy that privilege, Moliere will enjoy these privileges for the rest of his life. In 1662 he married his daughter Espir Madeleine and the actress Armand de Bejar, born in 1665.