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Entertainment · Theater & arts · published 2026-10-09 · via Broadway.com

Production Photos Arrive for Broadway’s The Imaginary Invalid

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New production photos have been released for The Imaginary Invalid, now playing at the Todd Haimes Theatre. Bill Irwin adapted and stars in Molière’s comedy as Argan, a hypochondriac, under Brandon J. Dirden’s direction. The ensemble includes Rachel Bloom, Brooks Ashmanskas, Dylan Baker and others, with opening night set for October 22.

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Newly released images give a first look at the Todd Haimes Theatre staging, with photography credited to Joan Marcus. Bill Irwin, a Tony winner, is both adapter and star, playing Argan, the hypochondriac at the center of Molière’s comedy; Brandon J. Dirden directs.

The cast also includes Brooks Ashmanskas as Dr. Diafoirus/Purgon, Dylan Baker as Beralde, Rachel Bloom as Toinette, Hiram Delgado as Bonnefoy/Thomas/Fleurant, Crystal A. Dickinson as Beline, Daniel Croix Henderson as Cleante, and Ava Lalezarzadeh as Angelique. Performances are underway, with opening night scheduled for October 22.

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This revival could attract Broadway regulars, Molière enthusiasts, theater students, and fans of Bill Irwin or Rachel Bloom. New production photos may spark ticket interest and online conversation, helping the comedy reach audiences who rarely attend live theater. It may also contribute to the theater district’s seasonal activity and keep classic repertory work visible in mainstream entertainment coverage.

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