Spring Main Stage Show
The Imaginary Invalid, a classic French comedy by Molière, and reimagined for modern audiences by American playwright Constance Congdon, was performed on L&C’s Main Stage in early March. The production featured original songs (some written by members of the cast and crew), drag-inspired costumes, and a wild, zany set design. In total, more than 45 Lewis & Clark students were involved in the production.
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