Molière - Œuvres complètes, Tome 3

This volume gathers the masterpieces Molière crafted during his most daring years, 1664‑1666, when his comedy began to fuse sharp social satire with a deeper philosophical edge. The texts capture the playwright’s restless energy as he navigated courtly expectations and the everyday follies of Parisian life, offering listeners a vivid portrait of a France in transition.

Inside, you’ll encounter the cunning hypocrisy of Tartuffe, the brazen bravado of Don Juan – the infamous seducer who dares to dine with his own statue – and the witty examinations of love and misanthropy in L’amour médecin and Le Misanthrope. Each work opens with lively dialogue and memorable characters, inviting the audience to laugh while being nudged toward reflection on morality, pretension, and human desire.

Listening to these texts brings Molière’s theatrical brilliance to life: the rhythm of his verse, the timing of his jokes, and the timeless relevance of his critiques make the experience both entertaining and thought‑provoking.