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Molière is considered the greatest comic playwright in the world and perhaps the greatest artist in the history of French theater.
Today's Doodle offers a glimpse of Molière's most memorable scenes, The Imaginary Invalid and other clbadics such as School for Wives, Don Juan and The Miser.
"The Molière satirical group plays human madness without fear and mixes ballet, music and comedy in a new genre transforming buffoonery into a spiritual critic," Google writes in this article.
On this day in 1673, Molière created his last play, Le Malade Imaginaire, a comedy-ballet in three satirical acts of the medical profession. Molière starred in Argan, a severe hypochondriac who tries to convince his daughter to give up her true love and marry her doctor's son to save on medical expenses. In the clbadic style of Molière, the dialogue of the play pushes the vices and pretensions of his characters to the point of absurdity.
Baptized in Paris in 1622 under the name of Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, Molière was the son of a renowned furniture and upholsterer at the royal court. Rejecting the offer of his father to resume the family business, he took the stage name Molière and began his life in the theater during the 1640s. After years of financial difficulties, Molière is imprisoned for debt before its breakthrough in 1658 when his company occurs before a royal audience at the Louvre Museum.
"Despite the king's support, Molière's indefatigable pen offended powerful interests that sought to censor his work.His religious satire Tartuffe was created for the first time in 1664 and immediately banished by the court of King Louis XIV. considered one of his masterpieces, "said Google in the Doodle post.
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