Noel Coward's 1932 revue. One of THE hit shows of the 1999 Edinburgh Festival, this charming revue was first presented at the Adelphi in 1932. Revived for the first time in its entirety, it features some of Coward's best-known tunes, such as 'Mad Dogs And Englishmen', 'Let's say Goodbye' and 'Mad About The Boy' in their original setting. Lovers, deranged missionaries, bankrupt aristocrats and a host of others lead a glorious tribute to Coward's unique blend of decadence, devilry and biting satire. 'Caught the period style remarkably..bought out Coward's subversive satire.. well worth seeing' The Independent 'A fitting tribute to a unique talent..well worth seeing' Scottish Express| 8 May 02 | Coliseum Theatre Oldham, Greater Manchester Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 26 May 01 | Camberley Theatre (previously Artslink) Camberley, Surrey Performance Details => Venue archive |
| 9 Mar 01 | The Point Eastleigh, Hampshire Performance Details => Venue archive |
