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Georges Feydeau's 
A Flea In Her Ear
Michigan Shakespeare Festival


adapted and directed by Janice L Blixt
 

Scenic Design: Evan Frank

Costume Design: Suzanne Young

Lighting Design: Diane D. Fairchild*


Music Composition  & Sound Design: Kate Hopgood

 

Properties Design: Adam Kruger



Assistant Scenic Designer / Charge Artist: Viscaya Wilson

 



 

 



Fight Direction and Intimacy Coordination: David Blixt

Accent and Language Coaching: Elise Kauzlaric

 




 


Production Stage Manager: Lina Benich*
 
Assistant Stage Manager: Devon Currie*

Assistant Stage Manager: Siri Quist

 

 


 

VICTOR EMMANUEL CHANDEBISE, a successful businessman      Shawn Pfautsch*

 

CÉCILE CHANDEBISE, his vivacious wife                                        Sarah Ann Leahy

 

CAMILLE CHANDEBISE, his cousin and secretary                            Robert Hunter Bry

 

ETIENNE, the Chandebise’ pompous butler                                              David Blixt*

 

ANTOINETTE, the Chandebise’ cookmaid and Etienne’s wife                       Lauren Grace Thompson

 

IGNACIO HOMENIDES DE HISTINGUA, a powerful Spanish tycoon    Richie Villafuerte

 

VIVIENNE HOMENIDES DE HISTINGUA, his French wife         Tehreem Chaudhry

 

ROMAIN TOURNEL, business associate and friend to Chandebise              Ian Geers*

 

DR. FINACHE, doctor for Chandebise’ company and a friend                            Warren Jackson*

 

AUGUSTIN FERAILLON, proud owner of L’Auberge de la Jolie Chatte         Robert Kauzlaric*     

 

OLYMPE FERAILLON, his brilliant retired-courtesan wife                    Jaelyn Raiford*

 

EUGENIE, the sassy maid of L’Auberge de la Jolie Chatte                                Faith Berry

 

RANDAZZO, Italian businessman waiting for his paramour                              Christopher Vizurraga

 

BAPTISTIN, Ferraillon’s Uncle, a seldom-walking collection of ailments               Alan Ball*

 

POCHE, L’Auberge de la Jolie Chatte’s drunken porter                                   Shawn Pfautsch*

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