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Hay Fever
Hay Fever is a comic play by Noël Coward, written in 1924 and first staged in the West End in 1925 at the Ambassadors Theatre, starring Marie Tempest. It centers on the Bliss family, whose four members each independently invite a guest for the weekend to their English country house without telling one another, leading the visitors to flee amid the family's theatrical, self-absorbed behaviour.
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- Sep 22LondonWyndham's TheatreView details
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About Hay Fever
Described as a blend of high farce and comedy of manners, the play has been revived repeatedly in Britain and the United States, including a 1964 National Theatre production directed by Coward and starring Edith Evans, and later productions featuring Judi Dench and Geraldine McEwan.