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Love, Noel: The Songs and Letters of Noel Coward

Posted on September 3, 2019 by in Tags Library

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Steve Ross and KT Sullivan perform Barry Day’s Noel Coward revue, directed by Charlotte Moore, at the Irish Repertory Theatre; 80 minutes, through August 25.

Reception: Warmly received.

From the TheaterScene archive. Original review by Deirdre Donovan for TheaterScene.com, September 3, 2019.

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