George Dandin: or The Abashed Husband

George Dandin: or The Abashed Husband is a comedic play written by Molière in 1668. The story follows George Dandin, a wealthy farmer, whose wife, Angélique, locks him out of their home after returning late. The play satirizes social class and marital relationships, showcasing the absurdity of Dandin's predicament amidst the antics of his foolish in-laws. Notably, it was performed during a festival at the gardens of Versailles, highlighting Molière's significance in French theatrical history.