“Blithe Spirit” has a lot of great characters, says Ron Jelinek, one of the directors of Grand Island Little Theatre’s production of the Noel Coward comedy. One of the show’s most flamboyant ...

To begin with, I honestly have no idea what to make of the paradoxical version of Noel Coward’s classic, comedy of British manners, “Blithe Spirit” that I encountered on stage during its opening night ...

The Four County Players offer a delightful respite from the troubles and stresses of everyday life with their production of Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit, which premiered on the mainstage in ...

Blithe Spirit opened in 1941 when it played for over 2,000 performances and hugely raised wartime spirits. It has been one of the world's favourite comedies ever since. Its razor-sharp wit and ...

In Noel Coward’s “Blithe Spirit”, now on the boards at Central New York Playhouse, a comely ghost comes back from the other side to upend the happy life of her still living and now remarried spouse.

Angela Lansbury, Kennedy Center honoree and five-time Tony Award-winning icon of stage, screen and television, returns to Washington’s National Theatre, where she made her first pre-Broadway stage ...

Want a little fun and fright this October? Prefer a bit of poltergeist in your plays? Then SUNY Cortland’s Performing Arts Department has you covered with its first show of the semester, “Blithe ...

Angela Lansbury shows why 89 is the new 40 in this consummate Broadway and West End revival of the Noel Coward classic By Jordan Riefe Blithe Spirit Production Still - H 2014 Of course Blithe Spirit ...

When Steve Scott saw the London’s West End revival run of Noel Coward’s classic stage comedy “Blithe Spirit” in Fall 2022, he knew it would be a perfect fit to produce at Dunes Summer Theatre in ...

For more than 70 years, Angela Lansbury has been making it look easy. An Academy Award nominee as a teenager, for her debut performance in “Gaslight,” the London-born actress went on to ring up five ...

In Noël Coward’s 1941 play Blithe Spirit—and in the film David Lean made of it in 1941, a delectable bonbon laced with the driest of vermouth—a writer toying with the occult as research for his next ...