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In three episodic acts, George Sand pursues Alfred de Musset in Paris, Pietro Pagello in Venice and then Frédéric Chopin in Paris. Witty literary figures surround the affairs, while Sand records her declarations and steers former lovers and rivals into new pairings.
As Molière's young wife Armande draws the attention of the court, Madame de Montespan tries to seduce the playwright and Louis XIV withdraws his favor. Molière turns his loyalty from king to nation, but later poverty, illness and Armande's departure do not stop him performing The Imaginary Invalid; he collapses backstage before the king can restore his favor.
Writer Clark Storey prefers a wealthy widow, Kendall, to Monica, the young woman he loves. When Monica falsely claims to be pregnant, Clark’s friend Austin and Kendall believe her; the ensuing revelations reshape the relationships among the four.
In three episodic acts, George Sand pursues Alfred de Musset in Paris, Pietro Pagello in Venice and then Frédéric Chopin in Paris. Witty literary figures surround the affairs, while Sand records her declarations and steers former lovers and rivals into new pairings.
As Molière's young wife Armande draws the attention of the court, Madame de Montespan tries to seduce the playwright and Louis XIV withdraws his favor. Molière turns his loyalty from king to nation, but later poverty, illness and Armande's departure do not stop him performing The Imaginary Invalid; he collapses backstage before the king can restore his favor.
Writer Clark Storey prefers a wealthy widow, Kendall, to Monica, the young woman he loves. When Monica falsely claims to be pregnant, Clark’s friend Austin and Kendall believe her; the ensuing revelations reshape the relationships among the four.