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Youngstown State University Theatre is staging Bill Irwin's adaptation of the classic French farce "Scapin."
The Moliere comedy, directed by Todd Dicken, follows the adventures of Scapin, a mischievous servant. As the play explores themes of deception, forgiveness, and the triumph of wit, Scapin will have to navigate love triangles and manipulative schemes.
Todd Dicken directs a cast that includes Cherish Michele, Pittsburgh; Cyrus Dzikowski, Pittsburgh; Natalie Ciccone, Austintown; Natalie Horvath, Hubbard; Lauren Ladd, Hubbard; Lex McCaughtry, Lowellville; Nicholas Figiel, Greenville Pa.; Aidan Holderfield, Alliance; Anthony Mudryk, Struthers; Ben Schatzel, Brookfield; Gunnar Carwile, Hicksville; Torrance Bajuszik Saxonberg, Pa.; Begad Farid, Alexandria, Egypt.
The stage manager is Olivia Vargas, Austinburg.
"Scapin" will be staged at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday through Nov. 19 at Bliss Hall's Ford Theater. Tickets are $16 for adults and $12 for non-YSU students, YSU alumni, YSU faculty and staff, senior citizens, Penguin Club members, and groups of eight or more. YSU students are admitted free with a valid ID.
Tickets are available online at www.ysu.tix.com and by calling 330-941-3105.