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Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey's summer offering is a delectable revival of Noel Coward's durable farce, "Private Lives."
Kim Cattrall says playing Coward’s divorcée in Toronto is ‘icing on the cake’
"An artist is almost always something of an embarrassment to his work." Anthony Powell, A Writer's Notebook
Octagon, BoltonUnder Elizabeth Newman's fine direction, Noël Coward's caustic wit is balanced by real feeling Continue reading...
Octagon, BoltonElizabeth Newman ramps up the drama and her cast excel in a potent version of the classic comedy Continue reading...
Today in 1975, Private Lives opened at the 46th Street Theatre now the Richard Rogers Theatre, where it ran for 92 performances. Private Lives is a 1930 comedy of manners in three acts by No…
With "Private Lives," now in Hartford, Noël Coward wrote about ex-spouses who are reminded how the "ex-" got there.
He was a prolific, celebrated playwright (and composer) who churned out work for 50 years. Yet not much that Noël Coward wrote was as frothy
Greg Wood and Kathleen Wallace star in the Philadelphia production.
A stylish and classy production of a Noel Coward classic
If you think a married couple working together on a Noel Coward play about battling exes would be filled with tensions, bon mots, or at least a pitcher full of martinis, think again.
Noël Coward's comedy is directed by Bob Carlton.
REVIEW: A son seeks his family’s blessing for his tell-all play. They are not all that supportive.
Everyone knows a couple like these two. They're passionate and interesting, worldly and deeply into one another. Â They're the couple that causes people to remark "I just love the two of t…
A star vehicle without stars, Shakespeare Theatre Company's revival of Noel Coward's Private Lives is more airily amusing than D.C. audiences might be inclined to expect. This comedy of mari…
You'd be hard pressed to find a better night at the theater than the terrific production of Private Lives at the Shakespeare Theatre Company. Doffing the Bard in a season where they've previ…
