Amphitryon

When the gods descend to earth, what happens to truth, love—and identity? In Amphitryon, Molière masterfully reimagines a tale from ancient mythology with his signature wit and sharp social commentary. The all-powerful Jupiter, smitten by the beautiful Alcmene, takes on the guise of her husband Amphitryon to win her affections. Chaos ensues as Mercury, disguised as the servant Sosia, adds layers of confusion and comedy to the tangled web of mistaken identities. Blending classical myth with Molière's biting humor, Amphitryon explores timeless themes of deception, desire, and the fragile nature of trust. Is love still love when it's based on illusion? Can mortals ever truly resist the will of the gods? A dazzling comedy of errors, identity, and divine mischief—Molière at his most mischievous and thought-provoking.