Maurice Desvallieres

Farce comedy Georges Feydeau and Maurice Desvallieres, Translation by Peter GlenvilleCharacters: 13 male, 8 female, extrasInterior SetsThis mad French bedroom frolic finds an assortment of refined people stealing through the halls and rooms of a cheap hotel comically intent on assignations. "One of the funniest comedies since the silent movies." N. Y. Daily News. "Mr. Glenville's conception of this rumpus is riotous ... bold, reckless and funny." N. Y. Times.

The translator of a popular version of Feydeau's A Flea in Her Ear scored another success with this acclaimed farce at the National Theatre of Great Britain. More slam bang experiences in mistaken identities and sexual peccadillos, this hilarious story begins with M. Pinglet's efforts to have a fling with Mme. Paillardin, who is terminally bored with her husband. The lovers book a room in a very out of the way hotel which quickly becomes a destination for practically everyone they know. Large cast