The Society of British Theatre Designers

Act Four, the famous table scene, is set in the drawing room after dinner the same evening. The men have retired to smoke and drink their after dinner brandies but are rudely interrupted by the deputation of Elmire, Dorine and Marianne who plead with Orgon to change his mind over giving his daughter's hand to Tartuffe in marriage. The chairs were made by a local furniture maker in Nicosia and the portrait of Orgon, hanging centre stage above his head, was executed by a student at Wimbledon School of Art.