When money can buy anything—except good taste. In The Middle Class Gentleman, Molière delivers a sparkling satire of social climbing, pretension, and the eternal desire to be something one is not. Monsieur Jourdain, a wealthy but foolish merchant, is determined to rise above his bourgeois roots and become a true aristocrat. From hiring dance and fencing masters to learning how to speak like a nobleman, he spares no expense—much to the amusement (and frustration) of those around him. As his delusions grow, so does the chaos, leading to a hilarious web of mistaken identities, sham nobility, and family rebellion. First performed in 1670 with music and ballet by Jean-Baptiste Lully, this comédie-ballet remains one of Molière’s most beloved works. A brilliant comedy of manners and mockery, The Middle Class Gentleman skewers vanity and ambition with elegance, wit, and timeless flair.
When money can buy anything—except good taste. In The Middle Class Gentleman, Molière delivers a sparkling satire of social climbing, pretension, and the eternal desire to be something one is not. Monsieur Jourdain, a wealthy but foolish merchant, is determined to rise above his bourgeois roots and become a true aristocrat. From hiring dance and fencing masters to learning how to speak like a nobleman, he spares no expense—much to the amusement (and frustration) of those around him. As his delusions grow, so does the chaos, leading to a hilarious web of mistaken identities, sham nobility, and family rebellion. First performed in 1670 with music and ballet by Jean-Baptiste Lully, this comédie-ballet remains one of Molière’s most beloved works. A brilliant comedy of manners and mockery, The Middle Class Gentleman skewers vanity and ambition with elegance, wit, and timeless flair.
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