Molière Award
The Molière Award is a prestigious French theater award established in 1987. It recognizes outstanding achievements in live theater, celebrating various categories such as best play, best actor, and best actress. Named after the famous playwright Molière, the award aims to honor excellence in French theatrical productions.
Presented annually, the Molière Awards are determined by a jury of theater professionals and are often compared to the Tony Awards in the United States. The ceremony highlights the importance of theater in French culture and encourages the growth of the performing arts in France.