In an interlude in this play, Punchinello cannot finish his song because he keeps getting interrupted by violins.
In an interlude in this play, Punchinello cannot finish his song because he keeps getting interrupted by violins. One of its characters disguises himself as a music teacher and composes an opera in which he and his lover sing the parts of Phyllis and Tircis. Its prologue ends with a shepherdess scaring away two satyrs with a tremendous fart. This play concludes with an extended scene in mock Latin, conferring a degree upon the protagonist. In this play, the protagonist's daughter Angelique tries to marry Cleante instead of Thomas Diaforous, to whom she is promised. Its author died shortly after experiencing a tubercular coughing fit while playing the title role. For 10 points, name this play by Moliere in which Argan tries to marry off his daughter to a doctor so he can receive free treatments for his perceived ailments.
In an interlude in this play, Punchinello cannot finish his song because he keeps getting interrupted by violins.
The Imaginary Invalid [or The Hypochondriac; or Le Malade Imaginaire]