Moliere's The Hypochondriac

The Hypochondriac by Moliere, in a new version by Richard Bean with songs by Richard Thomas. 
Molier's classic farce pokes fun at Argan, a man so obsessed by his own imaginary ailments that he can no longer control his haphazard household or the mercenary medics he employs.
With doctors determinedto grow far from the profits of his condition, Argan's closest relatives battle to show him the truth of his situation. Using elaborate trickery, they strive to cure the real disease which he suffers, managing to pile confusion upon hilarious confusion.