Le Bourgeois gentilhomme
In the spring, beginning with the fêtes at Versailles given by the king to Anne of Austria and Maria Theresa of Spain, she started her long list of important roles. She was at her best as Celimène, really her own highly finished portrait, in "Le Misanthrope", and just as admirable as Angélique in "Le Malade imaginaire". She was the Elmire at the first performance of "Tartuffe", and the Lucile of "Le Bourgeois gentilhomme".