Drama Classics: The World's Great Plays at a Great Little Price
A classic French farce of infidelity and mistaken identity.
A suspicious wife sets a trap to expose her supposedly faithless husband. The husband however bears an uncanny resemblance to a drunken porter, and when circumstances bring the two into proximity in the seedy Hotel Casablanca, all hell breaks loose.
Georges Feydeau's play A Flea in Her Ear (La puce à l'oreille) was first performed at the Théâtre des Nouveautés in Paris in March 1907.
This English translation by Kenneth McLeish is published in the Nick Hern Books Drama Classics series, with an introduction by Stephen Mulrine.
Drama Classics series
The world's great plays at a great little price.
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a full introduction
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a plot synopsis key dates
a further reading list a glossary of unusual words and phrases (English-language texts)
A Flea in her Ear is a classic French farce from 1907.
A suspicious wife sets a trap to expose her supposedly faithless husband. The husband however bears an uncanny resemblance to a drunken porter, and when circumstances bring the two into proximity in the seedy Hotel Casablanca, all hell breaks loose.
With an introduction by Stephen Mulrine.
