Though first produced in 1666, Molière’s The Misanthrope still feels daisy-fresh in its observations on how humans are driven by the foibles of social (or in today’s terms, parasocial) relationships. Forest Park Theatre’s current staging by artistic director and founder Richard Corley (the first indoor production in the young company’s history) doesn’t take risks with […] The post Molière’s <i>The Misanthrope</i> retains its relevance appeared first on Chicago Reader.