

The Imaginary Invalid (Magruder)
Jean-baptiste Moliere


To reduce his medical fees, hypochondriac M. Argan decides to marry off his daughter Angelica to a physician's son.
Unfortunately, Angelica loves Cl锟絘nte.
Argan's brother B锟絩alde and Toinette, an inventive maid, save the situation for the lovers and expose Mme Argan's schemes to bleed her husband of his fortune.
Then they persuade the hypochondriac to turn physician so that he can quack himself free of charge.4 women, 8 men
Preview "The Imaginary Invalid" at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in 2011
The Imaginary Invalid is a French play written by Moliere adapt Miles Malleson and published by Samuel French (1959).
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Samuel French · 1959 · 78 pp
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