French actor Janis Rišar emphasizes Molière's vital role in French culture during a recent performance in Belgrade.
- Janis Rišar plays Molière in 'Molière, l’Opera Urbain'.
- The musical conveys messages of creative freedom and love for art.
- The performance in Belgrade showcases major European cultural productions.
French actor Janis Rišar, who plays Molière in the musical "Molière, l’Opera Urbain", said in Belgrade that the playwright is one of the most important figures in French culture.
Speaking to Tanjug ahead of the performance in the Blue Hall of Sava Center, Rišar said the production carries a message about creative freedom, love of art and determination in the face of opposition.
He added that the story told by the musical sends a strong message to audiences around the world.
"We are very excited to present Molière here because he is very important for French culture, our language is called the language of Molière," Rišar said.
The appearance in Belgrade is part of the French musical's regional presentation, with the production bringing one of France's best-known literary names to a local stage. For international audiences in Serbia, the event also highlights the continued presence of major European cultural productions in Belgrade's main venues.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Janis Rišar?
Janis Rišar is a French actor known for his role as Molière in the musical 'Molière, l’Opera Urbain'.
What is the significance of Molière in French culture?
Molière is considered one of the most important figures in French culture, with his works reflecting the essence of the French language.
Where was the performance held?
The performance took place in the Blue Hall of the Sava Center in Belgrade.
