Fallen Angels

Years ago, old friends Julia and Jane had a lover in common, the dashing Frenchman Maurice. Now their comfortably dull married lives are thrown into hilarious disarray by news of Maurice’s impending visit. Will old passions be rekindled? Will jealousy rear its sinful head? And above all – will their husbands find out?

Fallen Angels, written in early 1924, is filled with the witty dialogue we all expect from Noël Coward. Coward himself said the play has “an amusing situation, very funny lines, two excellent parts for two good actresses, and is vastly entertaining to the public.”