The Imaginary Invalid
There s no doubt that MoliÃ¨re, a stellar playwright and social commentator, is as relevant today as he was in the seventeenth century, when this, his last play, was written. This L.A. Theatre Works production is delivered with all the gusto that MoliÃ¨re's satire on the medical profession deserves. This production is first-rate in every way. The performances by the actors are lively, energetic, and completely insincere as required by MoliÃ¨re. There are no attempts at authentic accents, but that only serves to heighten the humor. One cannot help but imagine how silly all the characters must look. Thoroughly entertaining. --AudioFile Magazine--This text refers to theAudio CDedition.