He’s getting married in the morning, and the enterprising Figaro (servant, barber, professional troublemaker) couldn’t be happier. But with everybody scheming to come between him and his bride, Figaro will need all his cunning to make it down the aisle. This Charles Morey’s adaptation of Beaumarchais’ comic masterpiece “The Marriage of Figaro” is not only hilariously funny, but has a razor sharp political edge.