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Hay Fever

12/04/2017

Dominic Hill’s production of Noël Coward’s Hay Fever is a playful if traditional take on the well-loved 1924 comedy of manners.

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Hay Fever

Ben Reiss

16/03/2017

The world of Hay Fever is split in two. On one side is the Bliss family, fabulous and Bohemian, smoking endless, effortless cigarettes and calling eve...

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Hay Fever

Nicole Kent

13/05/2015

Hay Fever is a comedy of manners set in the English country house of the Bliss family. Their eccentric and outrageous behaviour often humiliates and i...

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Relative Values

Owen Davies

17/04/2014

This Noel Coward comedy from 1951 is a deceptive creation. Its form is a familiar one, the country house comedy. Its preoccupations - class, snobbery,...

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Blithe Spirit – An Improbable Farce

Rivka Jacobson

31/03/2014

Michael Blackmore, the 85 year-old director, is younger than his leading lady. At eighty-eight, Angela Lansbury delivers an astonishingly energetic, l...

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