Joining Hugh Bonneville and Lisa McCune on stage are Leon Ford (The Pacific, Elvis), Silver Logie Award winner Claire van der Boom (Rush, Sisters of War) and multi-Helpmann Award-winning actress Julie Forsyth (Cloudstreet, Endgame).
Elyot (Hugh Bonneville) and Amanda (Lisa McCune) thought they had put their disastrous marriage behind them. Divorced for five years and honeymooning with their new spouses, their lives are turned upside down when they discover they are staying right next door to each other. What follows is a deliciously funny clash of egos as old sparks fly, tempers flare and common sense goes out the window.
Packed with razor-sharp one-liners, outrageous behaviour and enough romantic chaos to keep everyone on their toes, Noël Coward’s Private Lives is one of the funniest plays ever written. Since its sensational 1930 premiere, audiences have fallen in love with Coward’s wicked wit and unforgettable characters, while theatre legends including Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor, Maggie Smith and Alan Rickman have all taken on its iconic leading roles.
Featuring Noël Coward’s beloved song Someday I’ll Find You, the enduring classic has been recorded by some of the greats including Mario Lanza, Doris Day, Perry Como and Julie Andrews.
Directed by acclaimed British director Christopher Luscombe (Royal Shakespeare Company, London’s Old Vic and the West End), this laugh-out-loud new production brings Coward’s timeless comedy to life for a new generation.
Smart, stylish and irresistibly funny, Noël Coward’s Private Lives arrives at Theatre Royal Sydney this summer.
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Experience Sydney Contemporary at its most vibrant with art, music, performance and opening-night energy!
Coffee at the world’s top 5 coffee shop, then a wander through Sydney’s best farmers market. Chippendale doesn’t get better than this.
Every Wednesday from 5–9pm, AGNSW’s Art After Hours pop-up bar opens on the ground level of the Naala Nura building, serving beer, wine, soft drinks and snacks — a relaxed way to unwind while the Gallery stays open late. It’s a lovely one for an Enrich evening out: whether you’re a seasoned gallery-goer or have never set foot in an exhibition before, wandering the collection with a drink in hand and good company makes art feel easy and social rather than intimidating.
