Private Lives

Directed by Sean Daniels

Divorced lovers land in adjacent honeymoon suites on a glorious evening on the Riviera igniting a timeless battle of the sexes. A comic masterpiece and the epitome of glamour and whip-smart wit. Sophisticated, urbane and as hilariously catty as they come.

“an enduring marriage of wit and lust”

“one of the funniest comedies of the 20th century”

Reviews

 

BWW Reviews: PlayMakers’ PRIVATE LIVES is a Comedic Gem
By Larisa Mount
Broadway World
January 31, 2014
Triangle Arts & Entertainment
January 28, 2014

‘Private Lives’ gives off glamour
By Gabriella Cirelli
The Daily Tar Heel
January 27, 2014

‘Private Lives’: A crowd-pleasing staging of clever Noel Coward play
By Roy C. Dicks
The News & Observer
January 27, 2014

THROUGH 2/9:  Sparks Fly as Old Flames Burn in PlayMakers’ Private Lives
By Spencer Powell
Classical Voice of North Carolina
January 25, 2014
NEWS

with director Sean Daniels and actors Julie Fishell, Kristen Mengelkoch and Tom Coiner
WCHL
January 24, 2014
PlayMakers Acts as a Supper Club for ‘Private Lives’
By Robert McNeely
The Daily Tar Heel
January 22, 2014

Jeffrey Blair Cornell and Julie Fishell Star in Noël Coward’s Sublime Comedy “Private Lives” for PRC

By Robert W. McDowell
Triangle Arts & Entertainment
January 22, 2014
Triangle Arts & Entertainment
December 11, 2013
Indy Week
January 2, 2014

Artists

Sean Daniels
Director
Tania Chelnov
Actor
Carey Cox
Actor
Jeffrey Blair Cornell
Actor
Tom Coiner
Actor
Gregory DeCandia
Actor
Jorge Donoso
Actor
Julie Fishell
Actor
William Hughes
Actor
Kristen Mengelkoch
Actor
Caroline Strange
Actor
Charles K. Bayang
Creative Team
Sara Becker
Creative Team
Sarah Smiley
Creative Team
Jennifer Caprio
Creative Team
Robert Dagit
Creative Team
Gregory Kable
Creative Team
Brian J. Lilienthal
Creative Team
Michael Raiford
Creative Team
Craig Turner
Creative Team
Mark Lewis
Creative Team

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