The greatest of French farces, perhaps the greatest farce ever written. Raymonde Chandebise suspects that her husband, Victor, a placid and successful insurance executive, is secretly having an affair. To find out, she and her friend Lucienne write him an anonymous love letter suggesting a rendezvous at the shady Frisky Puss Hotel. Thinking the letter was intended for his coworker, the gigolo Tournel, Victor sends Tournel off to make the rendezvous in his place. Lucienne’s jealous Spanish husband, meanwhile, finds the letter, recognizes his wife’s handwriting and takes his pistols to the Frisky Puss, hoping to catch her in the act.
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Victor Chandebise/Poche |
Chris Penick |
Raymonde |
Kryss Lacovaro |
Camille Chandebise |
Darrell Andruski |
Lucienne |
Amanda Gordon |
Don Carlos Homenides |
Dean Fiala |
Dr. Finache |
Bill Byrnes |
Romain Tournel |
Noah Steurer |
Antoinette |
Emily Mullin |
Etienne |
Carl West |
Ferraillon |
Eric Henry |
Olympia |
Elizabeth Weiss |
Eugenie |
Alexandra Correa |
Baptiste |
Art Salwin |
Rugby |
Patrick Pase |
Director |
Laura W. Andruski |
Co-Producer |
David Levin |
Co-Producer |
Andrea Palmer-Kibbe |
Stage Manager |
Sarah Randles |
Master Carpenter |
William Kolodrubetz |
Set Designer |
Eric Henry |
Costume Designer |
Gene's Costumes |
Properties/Set Dressing |
Andrea Palmer-Kibbe |
Properties/Set Dressing |
Laura W. Andruski |
Light Designer |
James Robertson |
Sound Designer |
Kevin O'Connell |
Stage Arms |
Brian Dettling |
Supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council (msac.org) and the Nora Roberts Foundation (norarobertsfoundation.org)