The French playwright Mori

Moore was born on 15 January 1622, his real name was Jean-Baptiste Pollakland. Moore was the art name he used after his participation in the theatre. Moore died at the age of 10, and his grandfather often took him to the drama, comedy and tragedy comedy.

In the 1950s, Mori began to compose a series of dramas and comedies, The Lost Ghosts (1653). In 1658, he returned to Paris, primarily engaged in classical comedy, with a series of works such as The Lovely Female Talent (1659), Scannale (1660), The Man¡¯s School (1661), The Wife¡¯s School (1662). In 1664-1668 Mori was at the height of his work, and the main plays were The Hypocrites (1664), Don Juan (1665), The Devil (1668) and so on.

More than 30 comedies were written throughout his life, and he properly introduced the element of drama to shape the character character and made an outstanding contribution to the development of comedy art with the full use of everyday language and other aspects.

Mori died in 1673.

Mori's play "The Shameless Man" theatre picture, Beijing People's Art Theatre performance

Pictures from the show in Beijing.

Molly is like.

Illustration of the Devil.