"Molière, undoubtedly one of the greatest writers of comedy in the history of theatre, won enormous success for The School for Wives (L'Ecole des Femmes) in Paris in 1662; yet this highly popular play, satirising ridiculous male attitudes to women, aroused as much hostility as critical acclaim. Arnolphe, a narrow-minded merchant hoping to marry his young ward, Agnès, is obsessed with the fear of being made a cuckold. But all his artful plans serve only to speed him towards the fate he is so desperate to avoid. Molière himself first played the hapless merchant, and this believab."@en
"Olney Theatre presents Moliere's "The School for Wives," with Michael McGuire, Mary Jane Milli, Bernard McInerney, directed by Leo Brady, setting and costumes by Joseph F. Bella, lighting by James La Rue, the text is based on the translation made by H. Baker and J. Miller in 1739."@en

"The School for Wives. Molière's L'École des Femmes in a free version by Miles Malleson. [With plates.]"@en
"The school for wives = L'école des femmes"
"The school for wives : free version"@en
"The school for wives"@en
"The school for wives"
"The School for wives"
"The school for wives : Molière's L'école des femmes"@en
"The school for wives. L'école des femmes in a free version"@en
"The school for wives. L'école des femmes in a free version"
"The School for wives : Molière's L'Ecole des Femmes in a free version by M. Malleson"@en
"School for Wives"@en
"School for wives"
"School for wives"@en
"Molière's The school for husbands"@en
"School for wives : Moliere's 'L'ecole des femmes', in a free version by Miles Malleson"
"L'École des Femmes ... Edited by A. Nockels"@en