“…the perfect antidote to a dreary and cold winter’s night!”<\/em> (P.L. \u2014Whitby, ON)<\/p>\n “…a thing of joy…a carefree, happy and sparkling romp to be seen and enjoyed by young and old alike.”<\/em> – New York Newsday<\/p>\n Arnolphe has trained Agnes since childhood to be his wife, teaching her only to sew, pray, and serve him. But as their wedding approaches his plan goes ridiculously awry; Agnes is so innocent she doesn\u2019t know better than to fall in love\u2014with someone else. A frothy, hilarious take on love and marriage, this classic farce will tickle every funny bone in your body.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A Comedy by Moli\u00e8re translated by Richard Wilbur “…the perfect antidote to a dreary and cold winter’s night!” (P.L. \u2014Whitby, ON) “…a thing of joy…a carefree, happy and sparkling romp to be seen and enjoyed by young and old alike.” – New York Newsday Arnolphe has trained Agnes since childhood to be his wife, teaching her only to sew, pray, \u2026 Continue reading