Love-Tiff by Molière explores the complexities of relationships and the misunderstandings that can arise between lovers. The play follows two couples who find themselves caught up in a series of comedic and dramatic situations due to their jealousy and insecurity. Molière skillfully weaves together humor and depth, creating a story that is both entertaining and thought-provoking.

The characters are well-developed and each brings a unique perspective to the story. From the passionate Clitandre to the conniving Lucile, the characters add depth and dimension to the plot. The dialogue is witty and engaging, capturing the essence of the human experience in matters of the heart.

While the play is set in a specific time period, the themes of jealousy, trust, and love are universal and resonate with audiences of all ages. Molière's insight into human nature is evident throughout the play, making it a timeless piece of literature that continues to be relevant today.

Overall, Love-Tiff is a delightful and engaging play that offers a humorous yet insightful look at the complexities of love and relationships. Molière's sharp wit and keen observations make this a must-read for anyone interested in classic literature or romantic comedies.

Book Description:
"The characters are well delineated, and fathers, lovers, mistresses, and servants all move about amidst a complication of errors from which there is no visible disentangling. The conversation between Valère and Ascanio in man's clothes, the mutual begging pardon of Albert and Polydore, the natural astonishment of Lucile, accused in the presence of her father, and the stratagem of Éraste to get the truth from his servants, are all described in a masterly manner, whilst the tiff between Éraste and Lucile, which gives the title to the piece, as well as their reconciliation, are considered among the best scenes of this play." - Summary by The Translator Cast list: ÉRASTE, in love with Lucile: Nemo ALBERT, father to Lucile: ToddHW GROS-RENÉ, servant to Éraste: Roger Melin VALÈRE, son to Polydore: Adam DeFord POLYDORE, father to Valère: Larry Wilson MASCARILLE, servant to Valère: Tomas Peter METAPHRASTUS, a pedant: alanmapstone LA RAPIÈRE, a bully: Leanne Yau LUCILE, daughter to Albert: Eva Davis ASCANIO, Albert's daughter, in man's clothes: Beth Thomas FROSINE, confidant to Ascanio: TJ Burns MARINETTE, maid to Lucile: Sonia Stage Directions: Sandra Schmit Edited by: ToddHW