The Bourgeois Gentleman in the Nobility and Other Plays

Mr. Jourder passionately dreams of getting into high society. To do this, he tries to imitate the nobles with all his might: he orders the tailor costumes that actually look ridiculous, takes the lessons of music, dancing and fencing, not understanding anything in this, but only wasting money for endless teachers. It turns out we are talking about prose! - he says with enthusiasm to his wife, demonstrating freshly baked education. And he does not notice that everyone is making fun of him ...
a cunning named Tartuf, having pretended to be a saint, enjoys the host’s trust and takes the whole house to his hands. It would seem that they see all this - but not Mr. Orgon and his mother, to whom the “pious scientist” became closest to all relatives. Thanks to the immortal comedy, the name Tartuf became a common house.
“The tradesman in the nobility”, “Tartuf”, “Chupy”, “Minimal patient”, “Misanthropus” is the Golden Fund of World Literature