The Imaginary Invalid Review
“Health is laughter,” a character says in Moliere’s 353-year-old comedy, which America’s foremost stage clown Bill Irwin has brought back to Broadway for the first time in six decades, in a starry, gorgeously designed production opening tonight at Roundabout’s Todd Haimes Theater. If Irwin’s adaptation of “The Imaginary Invalid,” directed by Brandon J. Dirden, is too...