Bill Irwin Stars in His Adaptation of Molière’s ‘The Imaginary Invalid’
Bill Irwin takes the lead in his own adaptation of Molière’s 1673 play about a controlling father preoccupied with his health.
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Bill Irwin stars in his own adaptation of “The Imaginary Invalid,” the Molière play first written in 1673.
The comedy centers on a domineering father whose hypochondria shapes his behavior. The New York Times offers an enthusiastic assessment of the production and highlights Irwin’s talents as a clown.
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