Georges Feydeau's sexiest and most groundbreaking farce opens in its Chicago premiere -- only 104 years late!

Don't miss the inspired lunacy that Time Magazine extolled as raising the sex farce to the level of "dramatic genius." Chanal's wife Francine is the sweetest, most faithful spouse imaginable.

Well, the sweetest anyway.

In her search for excitement she gets her lover's clothes thrown through windows, incites a duel, cures stuttering and turns marriages upside down. It's Theater Wit's most madcap effort yet, by a master of the genre at the peak of his career. Starring some of Chicago's best comic performers, including Colin Blackard, Matt Engle, Jennifer Grace, Maggie Graham, Ron Keaton, Jordon Keller, Ian Knox, Robert McLean, Melissa Nedell, Ed Rutherford, Helen Sadler, John Stovkis, Kevin Theis, and Bret Tuomi. Directed by Theater Wit artistic director, Jeremy Wechsler.

Feydeau-Si-Deau is rife with sexual situations and comic nudity and may not be appropriate for younger viewers.