You know it's a farce when you notice that the set has 6 doors, am I right? This one, written by French playwright Marc Camoletti debuted in 1960's Paris and the translated version came to the states in 1965.
Bernard (Chad Morris) is a successful American architect living in Paris. The play opens with Bernard seeing off his fiancée Gloria (Deanna Mazdra), an airline hostess from Texas. Or trying to see her off. She's not in a big rush to leave her husband-to-be, but Bernard seems anxious. See, Bernard has 3 fiancées, all of them airline hostesses, and naturally, they have no idea about the other women. In addition to Gloria, there's the lusty Italian, Gabriella (Natasha Toro), and the aggressive German, Gretchen (Emily Baker). He keeps everything straight by flight timetables. (Silly Bernard…) He's convinced that keeping up with the flight schedules, he'll be able to juggle his "international harem". Helping him keep everything running smoothly is his poor maid Berthe (Kim Furlow). Her value is wrapped up in her ability to remember what the different women like to eat, and to change the pictures in the bedroom whenever they're in town.
