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The Miser

The Miser (French: L'Avare; .mw-parser-output .IPA-label-small{font-size:85%}.mw-parser-output .references .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .infobox .IPA-label-small,.mw-parser-output .navbox .IPA-label-small{font-size:100%}pronounced ) is a five-act comedy in prose by the French playwright Molière. It was first performed on September 9, 1668, in the…

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Theatrical adaptations

Thomas ShadwellEven more popular versionHenry FieldingCommedia dell'arteGiovanni Bertati
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Film, television and audio adaptations

Robert SymondsBlythe DannerDavid BirneyLili DarvasL'avare
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The play

Louis XIVAululariaPlautusFarcesGreek
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Roles and original actors

MiserDowryLa GrangeLouis BéjartNapolitan
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Genre
Comedy
Characters
Harpagon · Cléante · Élise · Valère · Mariane
Date
September 9, 1668 (1668-09-09)
Original language
French
Place
Paris
Setting
Paris, in Harpagon's house

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The play

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The Miser

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The Miser

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related to Film, television and audio adaptations · 54
The Miser → Alan Drury, An, April, Barunka O'Shaugnessey, BBC, BBC Radio, Blythe Danner, Caedmon Records, Carl Weber, Cléante, Comédie-Française, David Birney, Elaine Claxton, Eleanor Bron, English, France, French, Frosine, Funès, Harpagon
related to Theatrical adaptations · 29
The Miser → An, Another, Arabic, Bakhil, Beirut, Der Geizige, Europe, Frankfurt, Gennaro Astarita, German, Giacomo Cordella, Giovanni Bertati's, Giuseppe Palomba, Henry Fielding, However, In England Thomas Shadwell, In Italian, In Russia, L'avaro, Lebanese Marun Al Naqqash
related to Sources · 21
The Miser → Also, Aside, Aulularia, Aulularia Molière, Boisrobert, Euclio, François, Harpagon, Harpagon's, Jean Donneau, La Belle Plaideuse, La Flèche, Latin, Molière, Mère, Métel, Plautus, The, Valère, Valère's
related to The play · 16
The Miser → Although, Aulularia, Cléante, Greek, Harpagon, He, It, Italian, Latin, Louis XIV, Mariane, Molière's, Now, Plautus, She, The
Characters · 15
The Miser → A clerk, A magistrate, Anselme, Brindavoine, Cléante, Frosine, Harpagon, La Flèche, La Merluche, Mariane, Master Jacques, Master Simon, Mistress Claude, Valère, Élise
related to External links · 4
The Miser → EnglisheText, FrenchThe Miser, L'Avare, LibriVox
Date · 1
The Miser → September 9, 1668 (1668-09-09)
Genre · 1
The Miser → Comedy
Original language · 1
The Miser → French
Place · 1
The Miser → Paris

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miser harpagon play élise molière characters comedy molière's adapted theatre la harpagon's mariane french l'avare based production translation version adaptation

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
The MiserCharactersHarpagon1.00infobox
The MiserCharactersCléante1.00infobox
The MiserCharactersÉlise1.00infobox
The MiserCharactersValère1.00infobox
The MiserCharactersMariane1.00infobox
The MiserCharactersAnselme1.00infobox
The MiserCharactersFrosine1.00infobox
The MiserCharactersMaster Simon1.00infobox
The MiserCharactersMaster Jacques1.00infobox
The MiserCharactersLa Flèche1.00infobox
The MiserCharactersMistress Claude1.00infobox
The MiserCharactersBrindavoine1.00infobox
The MiserCharactersLa Merluche1.00infobox
The MiserCharactersA magistrate1.00infobox
The MiserCharactersA clerk1.00infobox
The MiserDateSeptember 9, 1668 (1668-09-09)1.00infobox
The MiserGenreComedy1.00infobox
The MiserOriginal languageFrench1.00infobox
The MiserPlaceParis1.00infobox
The MiserSettingParis, in Harpagon's house1.00infobox
The MiserSubjectAvarice1.00infobox
The MiserWritten byMolière1.00infobox

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