For 10  points, name this 17th century playwright of The Imaginary Invalid, The Misanthrope, Tartuffe, and The Miser.
This author died after collapsing while acting as Argan in one of his own plays. In another  work, this man wrote about Celimene who is loved by the unpopular Alceste. The title character  of one of this man's works lives with Orgon and lusts after his wife, Elmire, while hypocritically  presenting himself as extremely pious, and in yet another work he wrote about the tyrannical  economical father Harpagon in a play where his children seek to escape his household. For 10  points, name this 17th century playwright of The Imaginary Invalid, The Misanthrope, Tartuffe, and The Miser.
This author died after collapsing while acting as Argan in one of his own plays.
Moliere [accept Jean-Baptiste Poquelin]