Women's school

Molière Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, considered one of the masters of satirical comedy, left his mark on French drama with his critiques of contemporary customs. With subtle irony, he penetrated deeply into the soul's feelings and exposed the inherent imperfections of human nature, society, and its values. Thus, amidst comical and/or ironic situations, pretension, arrogance, pride, pettiness, ostentation, and jealousy emerge, demonstrated with cultivated sarcasm. With his comedies of manners, he satirized Louis XIV's France, the abuses of the court, and the mediocrity of society.