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Noël Coward
Born in the Edwardian era, Noël Coward was an incredibly versatile performer - a
skilled actor, singer and director and an accomplished playwright and composer.
During his long career he wrote more than 300 songs, many of which, such as 'Mad
Dogs and Englishmen', 'London Pride' and 'I Went to a Marvellous Party', became
well known through the popularity of the shows they were featured in. Coward's
wit and intellect were legendary and his work often contains elements of his wry
observations of life and people.
Coward achieved his first great success as a playwright with 'The Vo...
I Went to a Marvellous PartyNoël Coward
Don't Let's Be Beastly to the GermansNoël Coward
The Stately Homes of EnglandNoël Coward
20th Century BluesNoël Coward and New Mayfair Orchestra
Don't Put Your Daughter On the Stage Mrs. WorthingtonNoël Coward
Poor Little Rich GirlNoël Coward
I Went to a Marvellous PartyNoël Coward
A Secret History: The Best of the Divine Comedy
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Don't Let's Be Beastly to the GermansNoël Coward
The Master
The Stately Homes of EnglandNoël Coward
The Masters
20th Century BluesNoël Coward and New Mayfair Orchestra
The Compact Coward
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Don't Put Your Daughter On the Stage Mrs. WorthingtonNoël Coward
The Masters
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Poor Little Rich GirlNoël Coward
The Master
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