Noël Coward (Director)

Noël Coward

Director

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Noël Coward

Director

Also Known As: Sir Noel Coward, Noel Coward
Born: Dec 16, 1899 in Teddington, England
Death: Mar 26, 1973 in Port Maria, Jamaica

Roles (117)

	Fallen Angels Opened November 06, 2023	Playwright
	Present Laughter Opened April 05, 2017	Playwright
	Private Lives Opened November 17, 2011	Playwright
	Brief Encounter Opened September 28, 2010	Playwright Adapted from the play <i>Still Life</i> and the screenplay of <i>Brief Encounter</i>, both by
	Present Laughter Opened January 21, 2010	Playwright
	Blithe Spirit Opened March 15, 2009	Playwright
	Private Lives Opened April 28, 2002	Writer Featured Songs ("Someday I'll Find You" and "If Love Were All")
	Elaine Stritch at Liberty Opened February 21, 2002	Featured Songs
	Design for Living Opened March 15, 2001	Writer
	Waiting in the Wings Opened December 16, 1999	Playwright
	Present Laughter Opened November 18, 1996	Writer
	Private Lives Opened February 20, 1992	Writer
	Barbara Cook: A Concert for the Theatre Opened April 15, 1987	Featured Songs
	Blithe Spirit Opened March 31, 1987	Writer
	Oh Coward! Opened November 17, 1986	Music Lyrics
	Hay Fever Opened December 12, 1985	Writer
	Design for Living Opened June 20, 1984	Writer
	Private Lives Opened May 08, 1983	Writer
	Present Laughter Opened July 15, 1982	Writer
	Bette Midler's Clams on the Half Shell Revue Opened April 14, 1975	Featured Songs
	Private Lives Opened February 06, 1975	Writer
	Come Into the Garden Maud Opened February 28, 1974	Writer
	A Song at Twilight Opened February 28, 1974	Writer
	Hay Fever Opened November 09, 1970	Writer
	Private Lives Opened December 04, 1969	Writer
	Noël Coward's Sweet Potato Opened September 29, 1968	Book Music Lyrics
	Fumed Oak Opened May 03, 1967	Writer
	Still Life Opened May 03, 1967	Writer
	Ways and Means Opened May 03, 1967	Writer
	High Spirits Opened April 07, 1964	Based upon <i>Blithe Spirit</i> by Director
	The Girl Who Came to Supper Opened December 08, 1963	Music Lyrics
	Sail Away Opened October 03, 1961	Book Music Lyrics Director
	Look After Lulu Opened March 03, 1959	Writer
	Present Laughter Opened January 31, 1958	Writer as Garry Essendine (Original) Staging
	Nude with Violin Opened November 13, 1957	Writer as Sebastien (Original) Director
	Fallen Angels Opened January 17, 1956	Writer The song "Je t'aime" by
	Quadrille Opened November 03, 1954	Writer
	Private Lives Opened October 04, 1948	Writer
	Hands Across the Sea Opened February 23, 1948	Writer Staging
	Shadow Play Opened February 23, 1948	Writer Staging
	Fumed Oak Opened February 23, 1948	Writer Staging
	Present Laughter Opened October 29, 1946	Writer
	Blithe Spirit Opened September 06, 1943	Writer
	Blithe Spirit Opened November 05, 1941	Writer
	Set to Music Opened January 18, 1939	Sketches Music Lyrics Director
	Ways and Means Opened November 30, 1936	Writer as Toby Cartwright (Original) Staging
	Still Life Opened November 30, 1936	Writer as Alec Harvey (Original) Staging
	Family Album Opened November 30, 1936	Writer as Jasper Featherways (Original) Staging
	Point Valaine Opened January 16, 1935	Writer Staging
	Conversation Piece Opened October 23, 1934	Writer Music Lyrics Director
	Bitter Sweet Opened May 07, 1934	Book Music Lyrics
	Design for Living Opened January 24, 1933	Writer as Leo (Original) Staging Producer
	The Young Idea Opened March 18, 1932	Writer
	Hay Fever Opened December 29, 1931	Writer
	Ziegfeld Follies of 1931 Opened July 01, 1931	Music Lyrics
	Private Lives Opened January 27, 1931	Writer as Elyot Chase (Original) Director
	Bitter Sweet Opened November 05, 1929	Book Music Lyrics Staging
	Murray Anderson's Almanac Opened August 14, 1929	Book
	This Year of Grace Opened November 07, 1928	Book Music Lyrics Performer
	Fallen Angels Opened December 01, 1927	Writer
	The Marquise Opened November 14, 1927	Writer
	This Was a Man Opened November 23, 1926	Writer
	Easy Virtue Opened December 07, 1925	Writer
	Charlot Revue Opened November 10, 1925	Music for "Carrie!," "Russian Blues" and "Poor Little Rich Girl" Lyrics for "Carrie!," "Russian Blues" and "Poor Little Rich Girl"
	Hay Fever Opened October 05, 1925	Writer Director
	The Vortex Opened September 16, 1925	Writer as Nicky Lancaster (Original) Director
	Andre Charlot's Revue of 1924 Opened January 09, 1924	Music Lyrics