Bio

Lucie Tiberghien is a French and American theater director and translator, based in Brooklyn, NY, and the Founding Artistic Director of Molière in the Park, the first non-profit in Brooklyn solely dedicated to bringing free, inclusive, outdoor theater of the highest caliber to Prospect Park, on a yearly basis. After graduating from Geneva Webster University with a BA in International Relations, Lucie moved to New York to pursue directing. Soon she began associate directing at New York City Opera, Glimmerglass Opera, Washington Opera, Florentine Opera, Le Théâtre du Châtelet and worked repeatedly with acclaimed French director Jaques Lassalle, in Paris, Avignon and Lausanne. Specializing in the development of new plays, Lucie has since directed world premieres in New York City and all over the country. Most recently she directed an online production of Tartuffe for Moliere in the Park which garnered a New York Times Critic’s Pick headlined “When Tartuffe Meets Trump, It’s Revolutionary." www.lucietiberghien.com