Fallen Angels by Noël Coward

Rose Theatre Kingston, 24 - 26 High Street, Kingston Upon Thames
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£15 - £28, £5 pit cushions
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Venue Information
Rose Theatre Kingston
24-26 High Street, Kingston, KT1 1HL
Nearest Tube/Rail Stations
Kingston 0.41 miles

Just over a decade ago Bill Kenwright presented the year’s most sparkling and celebrated West End comedy hit at the Apollo Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue - Noël Coward’s Fallen Angels. Extraordinarily, the Champagne-cork-popping hit has not been revived since, until now…

Jenny Seagrove and Sara Crowe star as best friends Julia and Jane, in a heavenly new production of Noël Coward’s divine comedy classic.

With their passionless husbands away playing golf, a mutual long-ago-lover announces his intention to pay Julia and Jane an impromptu visit. All in a fluster, there’s clearly only one thing to do: hit the bottle! Or rather, pop open the Champagne!

As each successive glass of liquid courage is imbibed, tongues start to loosen, hidden jealousies surface, the claws come out, and all attempts at demure behaviour go out the window.

But it’s not until the unexpected early return of their golfing husbands that the women’s evening really hits its frenzied peak…

Jenny Seagrove is one of the UK’s most respected actresses. Her prolific theatre career has seen her play the lead in almost every West End playhouse, with recent credits including: Noël Coward’s Present Laughter, Brief Encounter, Volcano and The Country Girl with Martin Shaw. Jenny is also known to millions of TV viewers as barrister Jo Mills in the BAFTA award winning Judge John Deed, which she starred in opposite Martin Shaw.

Sara Crowe’s vast array of Film, TV and Theatre credits range from her role as the first bride in Four Weddings and a Funeral, to BBC’s Born and Bred, and her multiple Olivier Award successes in West End productions of Noël Coward plays: Olivier Award nominated for Best Comedy Performance in Hay Fever and Olivier Award winner for Best Supporting Actress in Private Lives. Sara was also the face of one of the UK’s best loved TV advertisement campaigns for Philadelphia.


‘SUBLIMELY FUNNY AND SERIOUSLY SOPHISTICATED’ Sunday Times
‘NOEL COWARD’S EUPHORICALLY FUNNY CHAMPAGNE-FUELLED COMEDY’ Independent on Sunday

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