Le Tartuffe," written by Molière in 1669, delves into themes of religion, hypocrisy, and the interplay of characters within a bourgeois household. The story revolves around Tartuffe, a hypocritical character who manipulates the head of the household, Orgon, while others like Cléante and Elmire ser

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The play "The School for Wives" by Moliere explores themes of love, power, and deception through the story of Arnolphe, who tries to mold his ward Agnes into the perfect wife but is thwarted when she falls in love with Horace. The central conflict revolves around Arnolphe's controlling nature and Ag

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Comedy of manners is a genre of realistic, satirical comedy that critiques the social conventions and manners of sophisticated societies. Originating in Classical Greece and flourishing during the Restoration period in England, it employs witty dialogue and clever plots to offer social commentary. N

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