"Fallen Angels, a sort of proto-Godot, features two society women drinking themselves into a stupor while waiting for an old lover, showcasing Coward's sexual frankness and humor."
"Scott Ellis's revival combines complete faith in the material with a deluxe design, highlighted by the dynamic performances of Rose Byrne and Kelli O'Hara, who bring contrasting styles to their roles."
"Julia, feeling ill at ease before her husband leaves, and Jane, frazzled by a postcard from a past playboy, set the stage for comedic tension and exploration of desire."
Fallen Angels, a play by Noel Coward, has only been on Broadway twice since its 1927 premiere. The story revolves around two society women waiting for an old lover while their husbands are away. The revival by Scott Ellis features a strong design and performances by Rose Byrne and Kelli O'Hara. Their contrasting styles enhance the play's themes of desire and conflict. The characters experience anxiety over a postcard from a past lover, leading to comedic and dramatic moments as they confront their feelings.
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