Marc Camoletti's farcical Don't Dress for Dinner takes place in a renovated farmhouse in France in the present day. To reinforce the idea of an old building which has undergone several renovations over the centuries, the set included a number of different types of brick, wood, stone, and other materials, as well as a stair tower which required the closing off of an upstairs window.

"Director Michael Ryken delivers well-oiled confusion, making full use of George Ledo's marvelous set and the zany material with a fully committed and thoroughly engaging cast."
— Tri-City Voice

Douglas Morrisson Theatre, Hayward, CA