[DOC] [TLE] Armande Bejart | French actress | Britannica.com [PAR] French actress, member of the Bjart family, and wife of the playwright Molire. ... 
Nine years later Armande, then 19, and Molire, 40, were married. ... long list of 
important Molire roles: Climne (really her own portrait) in Le Misanthrope ... 
The Imaginary Invalid); she also created the parts of Elmire in Tartuffe and Lucile 
in... [DOC] [TLE] Bejart family | French theatrical family | Britannica.com [PAR] ... she bore Molire a son, but in the spring she started her long list of important 
roles. ... She was Elmire in the first performance of Tartuffe and was Lucile in Le 
Bourgeois Gentilhomme. ... In 1677 Armande married the actor Isaac-Franois 
Gurin d'Estrich. ... Louis created many parts in Molire's plays, including Valre 
in. [DOC] [TLE] Bjart - Wikipedia [PAR] Madeleine's daughter, Armande (16451700) married Molire. She seems to 
have first joined the company at Lyons in 1653. Molire directed her education 
and... [DOC] [TLE] Tartuffe - Dictionary definition of Tartuffe | Encyclopedia.com: FREE ... [PAR] Molire's first great personal success as an actor and a playwright came with ... In 
1662, Molire, at age forty, married Armande Bjart, then nineteen years old. .... 
In the play, Elmire has a conversation with Tartuffe in which Tartuffe attempts to 
...... with Orgon in the role of king, the play can still be viewed as quite seditious. [DOC] [TLE] Bjart - TheatreHistory.com [PAR] A biography of the Bjart family, French actors associated with Molire. ... 
member of Molire's first company (l'Illustre Thtre), accompanied him in his 
theatrical ... He created many parts in his brother-in-law's plays--Valre in Le 
Dpit amoureux, ... in Les Prcieuses ridicules, Lisette in L'cole des maris, 
Dorine in Tartuffe. [DOC] [TLE] Study Questions and Notes for Molire's Tartuffe - Gvsu [PAR] At right: Armande Bjart as Elmire; Du Croisy as Tartuffe, Bejart et Du ... What 
does Molire say is the function of comedy in his Preface to Tartuffe? Do you 
think... [DOC] [TLE] Introduction to Tartuffe - McCarter Theatre [PAR] Oct 2, 2007 ... production of The Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar Wilde's comic masterpiece. 
... we continue to produce the great classic plays like Tartuffe is because what .... 
married Armande Bjart (the younger sisteror the daughter, some insinuatedof 
.... his troupe, provide a twenty-first century audience with an... [DOC] [TLE] Drama - Essay on Feminism found in the play, Tartuffe - Scribd [PAR] However, the first seeds of Feminism may also be traced back to the ... Another 
woman with a direct influence on Tartuffe would be Armande Bjart, an actress 
whom Moliere married. ... to make him see his foolishness and to deter him from 
having Mariane marry Tartuffe. ... The Importance of Miss Austen - Trecho de 
Livro. [DOC] [TLE] Molire   and 17th Century French Theatre:: Spotlight: E-News from ... [PAR] I have seen Tartuffe, I have seen The Misanthrope (in French no less!) but knew 
very .... First the play combined comedy and tragedy, which was against the rules. 
... In 1652 Molire   married Armande Bejart, twenty years his junior. ... Molire   
started his theatre career as an actor and director for his company Illustre Thtre
. [DOC] [TLE] The History of Theatre According to Dr Jack: The Theatre in 17th ... [PAR] Aug 14, 2013 ... Instead, Molire fell in love with the actress Madeleine Bjart, who ran a ... In 
1662 Molire married Armande Bjart, Madeleine's MUCH younger sister. ... 
Armande shone in such major leading roles as Elmire in Tartuffe ... In 1673 
Molire was in the first days of performances in his latest (and last) play, The... [DOC] [TLE] Mikhail Bulgakov - Authors' Calendar - www.authorscalendar.info [PAR] Like Shakespeare, Molire was an actor-manager, but his plays were ... In 1662 
he married nearly twenty years younger capricious, giddy Armande Bjart, who ... 
Molire achieved fame with the prose comedy Les Prcieuses ridicules

Question: The 1st actress to play the role of Elmire in "Tartuffe" was his wife, Armande Bejart
Answer: Moliere