The Imaginary Invalid

In Moliére’s classic, Argan Silas is the model of perfect health…except for the fact that he thinks he’s chronically ill. And what with rising medical costs, it only makes sense he should see his daughter well married – preferably to a doctor – in order to keep his excessive treatment expenses to a minimum. Alas, the daughter has fallen for someone else and the step-mother wants her in a convent. Leave it to the crafty maid to devise a cure for the entire household’s woes.