Hay Fever (Dramatized) Audiobook

" Delightfully clever. "

" Saw this at the Guthrie and it was rather funny. "

" so funny. I want to play David one day. "

" Better on the stage than on the page. "

" The first time I read it I didn't understand what had just happened. Then I saw the play, and I said "Aaah." "

" More puzzling than riotous. A demented portrait of a Bohemian family that exchanges romantic partners as casually as socks. Terribly interesting, but I'll need a stage production in order to truly envision it. "

" I'm furiously studying Hay Fever since I'm set to direct it at Fresno Pacific. If anyone has seen a production or has any insight, let me know! "

" I've never seen this one performed but I love the reading of it, it has such a too too too very very tooness about it which many would see as a fault but I think it's delightful funny. "

" Great 'screwball comedy' style theatre - reading it made me think of Katharine Hepburn! "

" Apparently based on a true story, which... I can't even. "

" Hilariously witty and full of fun characters... I would read it and then see it live if at all possible! "

" I read this play for a class in high school and then went to see it on Broadway. I remember thinking it was dated and not easily related to by a 17 year old, but then I enjoyed the stage production. "

" I read this because of reading Private Lives in my British Comedy class last year. I love reading plays, and Coward is very funny, though slightly cruel at times. "

" All the plays were entertaining and easy reading. Interesting views of relationships given by Coward in his writing. I'm fascinated by the fact that in all three plays he either directed, staged or starred in the premiers. Makes me want to know more about him personally. "

" I think Noel Coward is a brilliant playwright and comedian, and these three are my favorites! "

" Coward wrote the most amusing, fast-paced dialogue ever. If you haven't read his plays, you're in for a treat. Even the few specifics of the times don't date them. They glitter. "

" This is for Private Lives: A fun play. Very cute. Very English. Pretty funny. Wouldn't suggest reading it but perhaps go see it on the stage. "

" Blithe Spirit holds up as well on page as in the theatre. It is a delightful read, full of wit! "

" Not nearly as fun as seeing the plays live, but still a good time. "

" Lovely and silly. I found 'Blithe Spirit' the most entertaining. Now I really regret missing 'Present Laughter 'back in January! "

" Ground Zero for witty plays that were written in the Twenties or early 30's. Very classic in its style, and biting dialogue. Coward overreached in many cases, yet one realizes that there is only one Noel Coward, and that, is not a bad place to be at all. "

" No one does flippant like Noel Coward. But rather than seeming superficial, there is a righteousness to the point that he often makes between the lines. Fast, easy, satisfying reading. Fans of Oscar Wilde and others of that comedic ilk will be delighted. "

" Three of the funniest plays written in the language. "Blithe Spirit" is an even more wondrous comedy since it deals primarily in death. "