1999 Tony nominee Valarie Pettiford plays the lascivious leading lady Leontine in He Hunts, the Geffen Playhouse's new adaptation of Georges Feydeau's farce, Monsieur Chasse!. Pettiford replaced "Will and Grace"'s Megan Mullally, who pulled out of the show, citing scheduling conflicts with her television appearances.

1999 Tony nominee Valarie Pettiford will replace "Will and Grace"'s Megan Mullally as leading lady Leontine in He Hunts, the Geffen Playhouse's new adaptation of Georges Feydeau's farce, Monsieur Chasse!. Mullally pulled out of the show, citing scheduling conflicts with her television appearances.

A week ago, Megan Mullally of TV's hit comedy "Will & Grace" and Broadway's How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying was all set to star as an unfaithful woman out to trap her husband in infidelity in He Hunts at the Geffen Playhouse. But now she's out of the show, citing scheduling conflicts with her television appearances. While Mullally's replacement is being sought, comedian and film star Carol Kane has signed on to the new work adapted from Georges Feydeau farce, Monsieur Chasse!.

Megan Mullally of TV's hit comedy "Will & Grace" and Broadway's How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying plays an unfaithful woman set to trap her husband in infidelity in He Hunts, adapted from Georges Feydeau farce, Monsieur Chasse!.