Ed Feilbert

Mawby Green and Ed Feilbert Adapted from Double Jeu by Robert Thomas Full Length, Comedy Characters: 5 male, 2 female Interior Set Monique is married to a gambling wastrel. When she refuses to pay his debts, he leaves for France to raise money from an estate. Meanwhile, his brother is released from prison and turns up to see his fiancee, Monique's maid. They scheme to have brother impersonate wastrel so that Monique can get a divorce, but the wastrel returns at the very hour the lawyer is due. Monique tries to drug her husband but imbibes the potion herself. Fighting for a gun, the wastrel is killed. When Monique comes to and the police appear, they think she is loco: there is no body, the maid is now a nurse, and the lawyer a psychiatrist. Is Monique insane and will they do her in to get her money? No, Monique is really a secret agent sent to trap the wastrel in his fifth widowhood. This time the law catches wastrel, lawyer and maid combined.

Mawby Green and Ed Feilbert from "Une Nuit Chez Vous... Madame!" by Jean de Letraz Full Length, FarceCharacters: 3 male, 4 femaleInterior SetGaston Dubois and his beautiful wife Huguette are bored with the monotony of married bliss. Fidelity is strained when the quietude of their Paris apartment becomes the playground for would be and ex lovers. The mad capers reach an amazing peak of hilarity in when everyone lands in bed with the wrong person or persons, including an uptight maiden aunt." Can only be given a blanket recommendation as one of the most boisterous, roisterous and side splitting comedies that has ever graced any stage."-Cape Cod Standard Times "One of the funniest plays ever to come to the theatre."-Citizen Patriot, Jackson, MI "Leaves audiences virtually limp from laughter."-Variety "A gale of non stop laughs."-Middlesex Chronicle, England

Mawby Green and Ed Feilbert from the French hit Magma by Jean de Letraz Farce Characters: 4 male, 3 female Interior Set It played three years in Paris and five in Hollywood before coming to New York, followed by 10 years coast-to-coast and six in London, making it one of the longest runs on record! The plot is all fun. The husband is planning a business trip for philandering purposes; his wife secretly invites this same voluptuous girl to spend the weekend. The husband is trapped. Out of the blue an old friend appears, with hands aflutter, followed by a gendarme who delights in cherchez les femmes. There is also a devilish looking butler, a maid practising to be a cocotte, and some wildly artful dodging, all calculated to keep the audience laughing. "An utterly mad spoof of the French bedroom farce"-The New York World Telegram & Sun "Prolonged laughter."-The New York Times "The best entertainment in London."-London Sunday Times

Full Length, Farce/ 5 m, 3 f, extras / 2 ints. Here is the hilarious frolic that launched Feydeau in Paris as the Neil Simon of his day. Take one philandering husband; add his virtuous wife set on revenge, and a doctor determined to be her instrument of revenge; mix well with the husband's friend who is eager to trap his spouse in flagrante delicto and a young nephew with a cocotte to round out his education; toss them together at 13 Rue de L'Amour where a love starved German countess is the concierge; season with a befuddled police inspector and a perky French maid. "The best laid plans for vice and sin go wildly and wonderfully astray."-Seattle Times "Very stuff of comedy whirled around with happy dexterity."-NY Post "Classic farce...thoroughly worth seeing."-NY Times "Indecently funny."-Time ROYALTY FEE: $75 per performance.