Description
Molière's enduring masterpiece, Tartuffe, is a biting satire that fearlessly exposes the dangers of religious hypocrisy. The play follows the cunning Tartuffe as he infiltrates the household of the wealthy and gullible Orgon, manipulating his host with feigned piety. As Tartuffe's true, sinister intentions—including seducing Orgon's wife and seizing his fortune—come to light, the family must find a way to unmask the imposter before it's too late. This comedic yet profound work continues to resonate, questioning the nature of faith, deception, and the ease with which we can be fooled by appearances.
Available Editions
paperback
Nick Hern Books
Published Jan 1, 2002
128 pages
ISBN: 9781854596376
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Details
First Published
1669
Language
fra
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Tartuffe by Molière.