Rising American playwright Meg Miroshnik turns her sharply comic eye on one of the funniest French comedies of the 18th century. What happens to poor Harlequin when he finds himself kidnapped by an all-powerful Prince with designs on his fiancée, the faint-hearted peasant Silvia? Will Harlequin speak truth to power and tell the Prince to go hang? Prepare for disguises, mistaken identities, palace intrigues and improbable romance in this delightful comic romp that ends, of course, in more than one surprising marriage. Directed by Artistic Associate Eleanor Holdridge (I and You, Hay Fever).
Presented by Olney Theatre Center
Show Type Comedy |
Running Time 75 minutes (0 Intermissions) |
Appropriate For 16+ |
Price Ranges $38 - $75 |
Discount Tickets Available Discounts available for groups, seniors, military and students
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Dark Days
Sold Out Performances
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Sign-interpreted
Audio-described
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Performer | Role |
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Tonya Beckman | Lisette |
Marcus Kyd | Trivelin |
Chris Dinolfo | The Prince |
Mark L Jaster | The Lord |
Alyssa Wilmoth Keegan | Flaminia |
Andy Reinhardt | Harlequin |
Kathryn Tkel | Silvia |
Playwright | Meg Miroshnik |
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Director |
Eleanor Holdridge |
Costume Designer |
Helen Huang |
Set Designer |
Charlie Calvert |
Sound Designer |
Roc Lee |
Lighting Designer |
Nancy Schertler |
Adapted By |
Meg Miroshnik |
Adapted From |
The Double Inconstancy by Pierre De Marivaux |