Patricia Hodge
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Private Lives – Ambassadors Theatre, London
Writer: Noël Coward Director: Christopher Luscombe It’s hard to envy anyone their divorce. But Noël Coward’s 1930 play makes it…
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Watch on the Rhine – Donmar Warehouse, London
Writer: Lillian Hellman Director: Ellen McDougall A 1941 play by The Children’s Hour’s Lillian Hellman may seem an odd choice…
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Private Lives – Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield
Writer: Noel Coward Director: Christopher Luscombe Private Lives, one of Noel Coward’s classic plays, centres around divorced couple Amanda and…
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Private Lives – The Lowry, Salford
Writer: Noël Coward Director: Christopher Luscombe We’re told that, post-pandemic, what audiences want is the familiar. Dependable, cosy productions that…
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Private Lives – Richmond Theatre, London
Writer: Noel Coward Director: Christopher Luscombe Written while Noel Coward was recovering from a serious bout of flu, Private Lives…
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A Day in the Death of Joe Egg – Trafalgar Studios, London
Writer: Peter Nichols Director: Simon Evans Reviewer: Maryam Philpott In times of crisis Brits are famous for a sense of…
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