To fabulous tickets ~8 rows back, dead center to The Imaginary Invalid.

Do you have acute laughter deficiency? Chronic malaise? Do you yawn at plays? Ask your theater provider about Molière.

A.C.T.'s first show at the Geary Theater 40 years ago was founder William Ball's production of Molière's Tartuffe. In this cheeky satire, an old hypochondriac believes in nothing and no one—except the dubious diagnoses his quack doctors keep delivering. A.C.T.'s new production of The Imaginary Invalid offers a hysterical exposé of society's childlike devotion to staying "well"—and a prescription for a rollicking good time.