The Mask and the Face; a Satire in Three Acts

This witty satire from Chester Bailey Fernald and Luigi Chiarelli tells the story of a foppish aristocrat who tries to conceal his true identity by wearing a mask. But when his ruse is uncovered, he must confront the consequences of his deception--and learn to face the world unmasked. With sharp dialogue and comic timing, The Mask and the Face is a delightful romp through the world of high society.

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