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  • Review of ‘Present Laughter’ (2026, Richmond Theatre): “Gender-swapped revival is not that transgressive, but it’s remarkably funny”

    Review of ‘Present Laughter’ (2026, Richmond Theatre): “Gender-swapped revival is not that transgressive, but it’s remarkably funny”

    Nothing says Noël Coward like a snowballing series of shenanigans featuring the most endearingly self-entitled characters anybody could ever imagine. And Present Laughter spares no expense in that department. Over 80 years after its original post-war incarnation, the play still shows how timeless Coward’s signature wit is, keeping its freshness and infectiousness intact—without a single…

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    23 September, 2026
    English contents, Reviews, Sin categoría
    classic plays, comedy, noel coward, present laughter, queer theatre, richmomd theatre, tracy ann oberman

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