George Dandin ou le Mari confondu (Georges Dandin or the Confounded Husband) is a French 1668 comedy by Molière.
The play showcases the folly a man commits when he marries a woman of higher rank than his own. Molière's Dandin is an impersonation of a husband who has patiently to endure all the extravagant whims and fancies of his dame of a wife.
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