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Joan Mankin as the insatiable Madame Sécureité.

Valère (Lorenzo Pisoni, right) and his selfless servant Hector (Gregory Wallace) hatch a plan to escape the creditors that have long been on their trail.

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Convinced the young man is gambling away his inheritance, Thomas (Steve Irish) confronts his son Valère (Lorenzo Pisoni).

Madame Sécureité (Joan Mankin, right) paints a picture for Angélique (Margot White) of what her future could be should she fall for an incorrigible gamester such as Valère.

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Valère (Lorenzo Pisnoi) greets Angélique (Margot White), as her disapproving guardian Madame Préférée (Stacy Ross) looks on.

Marquis de Fauxpas (Anthony Fusco) makes another inept attempt to woo the widowed Madame Argante (René Augesen), Angélique's elder sister.

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Valère (Lorenzo Pisoni) finds himself in competition with his uncle Dorante (Ron Campbell) for the affections of Angélique.

Convinced that Valère (Lorenzo Pisoni, kneeling) will steal away Madame Argante, Fauxpas (Anthony Fusco) challenges him to a duel.

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Playwright Freyda Thomas

Lorenzo Pisoni

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The Gamester poster image
Photo by Michael Winokur