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Ihe Wakefield Drama Club will present “The Servant of Two Masters” on Friday, March 27, and Saturday. March 28, at the Wakefield Country Day School in Huntly. The play is an eighteenth century •comedy written by Italy’s answer to Moliere, Carlo Goldoni.

Set in Venice, the plot revolves around the antics of a double-dealing manservant. One of his chosen masters is a young woman (disguised as a man) who is searching for her brother's murderer. The other master is a man who happens to have killed said brother. Of course the servant is determined to keep his two masters from meeting.

“It’s a light, fast-paced, slap-stick comedy with some side-splitting scenes,” says

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