In this author's most famous play, a man hides under a table while his wife seduces another man.
This author wrote a play in which Vadius is kissed by a bunch of women because he knows ancient Greek, and in another the protagonist is exiled from society after critiquing a nobleman's mediocre poetry. In this author's most famous play, a man hides under a table while his wife seduces another man. Unfortunately, despite the advice of Dorine and Damis, that man had already turned over the deed of his house to another. Mariane and Valere are able to marry at the end of that play, which sees the title character, a false priest, attempt to woo his patron Orgon's wife Elmire. For 10 points, name this French playwright, author of The Learned Ladies, The Misanthrope, and Tartuffe.
This author wrote a play in which Vadius is kissed by a bunch of women because he knows ancient Greek, and in another the protagonist is exiled from society after critiquing a nobleman's mediocre poetry.
Moliere [or Jean-Baptiste Poquelin]