Tartuffe, a hilarious comedy about religious hypocrisy, comes to the cornerHOUSE in November.

The 17th century play by Moliere relaunches the Surbiton arts centre’s inHOUSE productions.

The play is a comic masterpiece which highlights the dangers of blind faith.

Masquerading as a man of God, Tartuffe, a down and out, inveigles his way into the home of a pious yet foolhardy merchant. The charlatan is soon trying to seduce Orgon’s wife, marry his daughter and make off with his wealth!

The rest of the household goes to hilarious lengths to try to prove that Tartuffe is a conman, but he always seems to be one step ahead. Will the clever and wily Tartuffe be unmasked before the family lose everything to his devious ambition? Who will prevail?

Tartuffe runs from Wednesday, November 19 to Saturday, November 22 at 7.45pm. Tickets are £8 (£6 concessions), and can be bought on the door or online from Ticket Source. There is any additional booking fee for using the Ticket Source website.