The Bourgeois Gentleman, Jean-Baptiste Molière (also known as Poquelin)

Monsieur Jourdain, a bourgeois who seeks to become a gentleman, is finally crowned "mamamouchi" during a burlesque and delirious ballet. Is it a satire of a coarse bourgeoisie and the vanity of its dreams of social climbing? Certainly, but also and above all, a profound and poetic meditation on the power of imagination. With this total spectacle that is the comedy-ballet, The Bourgeois Gentleman appears as the most fascinating expression of Molière's dramatic genius and the irresistible power of theater.