Tartuffe: Or The Imposter, Molière, Françoise Rullier-Theuret

A family is torn apart; under the guise of an austere religion, an intruder has taken root, has won over Orgon, the master of the house, and sows disorder: he secretly courts his host's wife, covets his daughter and his possessions. And Orgon is completely oblivious... In 1664, Molière's Tartuffe exposed the dangers of imposture and blindness. Twice banned at the time, his play is more relevant than ever. What if laughter remained the best way to fight fanaticism?