Tartuffe (Remixed): Exposing hypocrisy, false preachers and the uniting power of faith
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Tartuffe (Remixed) is a bold reimagining of Molière’s classic play, exploring hypocrisy, false preachers, family, forgiveness and the courage to speak truth to power.
Set within a contemporary Nigerian-Jamaican family, the play raises questions about trusting spiritual authority and the devastation of deception.
Lydia spoke to writer and director Darren Raymond, alongside actors Morenike Onajobi (Kemi) and Ivandro Da Cruz Leite (Sinclair) about the spiritual themes behind the play.
Released on 1 Oct 2026
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