This witty and charming play centers on the romantic misadventures of a young aristocrat and his loyal servant. Written by two of the most celebrated French playwrights of the early 20th century, this comedy blends sharp dialogue, physical comedy, and clever sight gags to create a delightful theatrical experience.
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