For her London stage debut, the award-winning film and TV star Sandra Oh is taking on the 17th century play 'Le Misanthrope' by Moliere.
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For her London stage debut, the award-winning film and TV star Sandra Oh is taking on the 17th century play ‘Le Misanthrope’ by Moliere.
Originally about a cantankerous man who despises French high society and refuses to conform, the new play at the National Theatre is framed around a woman who does the same. We spoke to Sandra Oh and her co-star Paul Chahidi.
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