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1 day ago · Noel Coward in “We Were Dancing” (a one-act play), 1936. Vandamm photograph. Mad About the Boy—the title refers to a song in the 1939 musical Set to Music and almost seems too gay to describe “the Noël Coward story”—takes us through his long career with scenes from his many live appearances (both as an actor and as a stand-up performer), clips from interviews on the telly ...
5 days ago · Watch the trailer for Mad About The Boy: The Noël Coward Story. A feature-length profile of the flamboyant life of one of the most celebrated actors, playwrights, composers, singers and wits...
8 hours ago · From Woody Allen's DON'T DRINK THE WATER at Desiderio's to Shakespeare in Delaware Park's THE COMEDY OF ERRORS, to Noel Coward's PRESENT LAUGHTER from The Old Vid on screen at The Allleyway Theatre, to Lynn Nottage's FABULATION at Chautauqua it's a summer of diverse stage delights. For 31 years (as of November 2023), Theater Talk has been appointment listening on WBFO, featuring the insights ...
4 days ago · Present Laughter is a comic play written by Noël Coward in 1939 but not produced until 1942 because the Second World War began while it was in rehearsal, and the British theatres closed. The title is drawn from a song in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night that urges carpe diem ("present mirth hath present laughter").
1 day ago · She spoke charmingly of her affection for Dottie’s poem, One Perfect Rose, and told us about seeing Noel Coward’s new musical, Sail Away, describing it in quite gracious terms, while Alan interrupted unpleasantly and frequently, snarling, Let’s face it, what you’re trying to say is, it stunk!”
1 day ago · How Did The 'Good Boy' Meme Spread? Evidently, the piece struck a chord with many fan artists, as the depiction of Laios and Kabru proved amenable to many fictional pairings. The dynamic of a bumbling but earnest character wanting praise from a stern friend inspired others to redraw the template with characters from across media.
3 days ago · The true ending. Comic book source: The Boys: Dear, Becky. After traveling the world, Hughie and Annie move to Scotland to start a new life. Out of nowhere, Hughie receives Butcher’s diary in the mail without a sender. While reading it, Hughie realizes the moment Butcher decides to kill supes.
