Jim Covault and Lucy Given in ‘Heir Apparent’
Photo: Buddy Myers

Travel back to 17th century France with some laughs. Win tickets to check out “The Heir Apparent,” at Stage West Theatre in Fort Worth. This witty and antic adaptation by David Ives blends modern elements with the 17th century original. Eraste is desperate to marry Isabelle, but first he must secure the huge inheritance he expects from his decrepit uncle. The uncle complicates things by willing the money to distant relatives, and then decides to marry Isabelle himself. What to do? Eraste enlists the help of his wily valet, and they invent intrigues, deceits, and disguises to part the uncle from the money and the girl, and to achieve the hilariously happy ending any classic comedy deserves. Produced in association with Theatre TCU.

Don’t miss out on the chance to enter the other Big Deals this week – tickets to see Bruce Wood Dance Project’s 5Years at the Dallas City Performance Hall, or to see Gustave Caillebotte: The Painter’s Eye exhibition at the Kimbell Art Museum, or pick up some original artwork for a good cause at Art Conspiracy’s Art Con 11.

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