Tartuffe - Moliere

Molière, real name Jean-Baptiste Poquelin de Molière, was a French playwright and actor, and "Tartuffe" is one of his most celebrated plays. It was first introduced in 1664 and has since won many fans around the world.

"Tartuffe" is a comedy in which Molière explores the theme of hypocrisy and religious fanaticity. The main character, Tartuffe, posing as a pious man, deceives Orgon's wealthy master and his family by presenting himself as a true bearer of faith and virtue. The whole plot of the play is built around exposing Tartuffe's hypocrisy and his true motives.

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