When a wife becomes suspicious of her husband, she and her conniving best friend hatch a plan that upsets their world and everyone in their path. Raymonde suspects her husband, Victor Emmanuel, of infidelity and she turns to her best friend, Lucienne, to help her gain proof. They concoct a plot - based on a perfumed letter - to trap him at the Hotel Coq d'Or in Montretout. Of course, there are complications. In true French farce fashion, the scheme misfires when everyone shows up at the hotel, complicated by confused identities, revolving beds, a great many doors and unbridled passions in this Georges Feydeau classic, superbly translated by Sir John Mortimer. "A veritable thunderstorm of merriment."  - New York Times.

Tickets: $25-$34.