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“We were so ridiculously over in love.

Funny, wasn’t it?

Horribly funny.”

A sparkling success in Tunbridge Wells, a triumph on the Isle of Wight and standing ovations in Canterbury & Southwick! The tour continues!


Glamorous, rich, reckless… and divorced.


Elyot and Amanda once shared a passionate marriage—and a notoriously explosive breakup. But when fate reunites them on adjoining hotel balconies, old flames reignite with ferocious speed. Their fiery reunion sends their new marriages into comic chaos, with love, laughter, and lunacy erupting in every direction.


Following rave reviews at Trinity Theatre, Tunbridge Wells and a sold-out run at the Apollo Theatre, Isle of Wight, Noël Coward’s timeless comedy of manners is now dazzling audiences across the UK.


This acclaimed revival of Private Lives stars Dionysus favourites Lauren Whedbee and Robert Tremayne in the iconic roles originated by Coward and Gertrude Lawrence in 1930. They are joined by David Upcraft and Kelly Verstappen as the bewildered spouses caught in the line of fire.


Directed by founding member Vicky Newman, fresh from her celebrated production of The Woman in White, this stylish and razor-sharp staging delivers elegance, romance, and Coward’s trademark wit in glorious abundance.



READ THE REVIEW!


31st OCTOBER &1st NOVEMBER- THORNDEN HALL, CHANDLERS FORD

8th NOVEMBER- SARAH THORNE THEATRE, BROADSTAIRS