Old, funny and sad
“Funny, you don’t look 300-something years old.”
Photo courtesy of the Art Theater of Davis
The Art Theater of Davis—which likes to stage plays that are at least 100 years old—reaches all the way back to 1663 for Molière’s The Impromptu at Versailles, a one-act satire about actors and acting styles, both comedic and tragic. The show takes place in the theater’s main gallery, which will also feature an art exhibit of painters from the Mt. Shasta region.
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