Ladies' Man
by Georges Feydeau, Norman R. Shapiro
What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about the play. While some appreciate its comedic elements and character development, others question the classification of its style as farce, drawing comparisons to sitcoms instead of traditional farces.
Synopsis
While waiting for guests to arrive at her elegant soiree, worldly wise Angelique learns she and her naive young cousin are both expecting to marry the same man, an unprincipled cad with plans of his own.
This sentimental salon duologue presents a side of Feydeau not usually seen in his later farces.
Publication
Ladies' Man is a comedy play written by Georges Feydeau and published by Samuel French (2001).
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