Hay Fever
Fri. October 20, 7:30pm PDT
Sat. October 21, 2:00pm PDT
Sat. October 21, 7:30pm PDT
Wed. October 25, 7:30pm PDT
Thu. October 26, 7:30pm PDT
Fri. October 27, 7:30pm PDT
Sat. October 28, 2:00pm PDT
Sat. October 28, 7:30pm PDT
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Noël Coward’s silly, subversive 1925 comedy is the missing link between William Shakespeare and Edward Albee. Set in a country house on a humid and tempestuous June weekend, Hay Fever takes four singletons, subjects them to a midsummer night’s dream of misplaced desire and warped romance and, once the spell wears off, sends them home to the rational world of the city. - Mark Fisher of The Guardian
A cross between high farce and a comedy of manners, the play is set in an English country house in the 1920s, and deals with the four eccentric members of the Bliss family and their outlandish behavior when they each invite a guest to spend the weekend.
"I'm very surprised it hasn't irritated the Press more – some of them actually seem to have been amused by it."
Noël CowardPlaywright
