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Revues and Sketches. London Calling! (1922, 1923) A revue in collaboration with Ronald Jeans. Weatherwise (1923) First Produced in 1932. On With the Dance (1924, 1925) This Year of Grace (1927, 1928) Originally Charles B. Cochran's Revue.
- Early Work
Early Watercolours and Caricatures "Noël Coward, boy artist:...
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Noël Coward’s plays, musicals, and revues are available for...
- Musicals
Revues and Musical Plays by Noël Coward. Musical Plays and...
- Early Work
Noël Coward’s plays, musicals, and revues are available for licensing worldwide. From Blithe Spirit to Hay Fever to Present Laughter, we invite you to consider presenting the work of one of the most prolific (and still relevant) dramatists of the Twentieth Century.
In the mid-1960s and early 1970s successful productions of his 1920s and 1930s plays, and new revues celebrating his music, including Oh, Coward! on Broadway and Cowardy Custard in London, revived Coward's popularity and critical reputation.
Además de sus obras teatrales y de sus canciones, Coward escribió revistas cómicas, poesía, varios volúmenes de cuentos, la novela Pomp and Circumstance (1960) y tres volúmenes autobiográficos. También se han publicado libros con las letras de sus canciones, diarios y cartas.
Revues and Musical Plays by Noël Coward. Musical Plays and Operettas. 1929 Bitter Sweet. 1938 Operette. 1946 Pacific 1860. 1950 Ace of Clubs. 1954 After The Ball. 1961 Sail Away. 1963 The Girl Who Came to Supper. Plays with Music. 1934 Conversation Piece. 1960 Waiting in the Wings. 1935 Red Peppers (from Tonight at 8:30)
Noël Coward – The Revues. Tracklist. Versions. Filter by. Format. Label. Country. Year. 2 versions. Add to Wantlist. Recommendations. The Kick Inside. Kate Bush. Never For Ever. Kate Bush. Penthouse And Pavement. Heaven 17. Be Yourself Tonight. Eurythmics. Tubular Bells. Mike Oldfield. Hounds Of Love. Kate Bush. Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret. Soft Cell.
Words and Music is a musical revue with sketches, music, lyrics and direction by Noël Coward. The revue introduced the song "Mad About the Boy", which, according to The Noël Coward Society's website, is Coward's most popular song. The critics praised the show's sharp satire and verbal cleverness.
