Review: First Episode, Jermyn Street Theatre
During his education at Oxford’s Trinity College in the early 1930s, well-known British dramatist Terence Rattigan, wrote his first completed play with fellow s...
Noel Coward
Review: Relative Values, Harold Pinter Theatre
With family, it’s all relative. In Noel Coward's comedy Relative Values, we see a family dynamic entrenched in historic values disturbed by a shift in socie...
Review: Blithe Spirit, Gielgud Theatre
There was a tangible prickle of excitement and expectation that filtered through the audience before Dame Angela Lansbury took to the stage – an audible murmu...
Review: Fallen Angels, Rose Theatre Kingston
The plot of Noël Coward’s Fallen Angels is blissfully simple. Two self-proclaimed ‘happily’ married wives have their faith in their loyalty to their husbands,...
Review: Private Lives
Noel Coward’s Private Lives is an absolute scream, much like those issued by divorcees Elyot and Amanda during their many sparkling skirmishes. It’s really...
Review: The Vortex
Written in 1924, The Vortex propelled Noël Coward to success in the Jazz Age. Hailed as the Bright Young Things' Shopping and Fucking, the play's themes of sexu...