"Molière: Tartuffe" translated by Richard Wilbur is a masterful rendering of the classic French comedic play. Wilbur's translation captures the wit, humor, and social satire that Molière is known for, bringing to life the story of Tartuffe, a hypocritical impostor who manipulates a wealthy man's family. Through clever dialogue and delightful wordplay, Wilbur's version likely retains the timeless appeal of the original, offering readers an accessible way to engage with Molière's scathing critique of religious hypocrisy and societal pretense.