West End star Janie Dee (Fallen Angels, Follies) is set to reunite with cabaret star Stefan Bednarczyk for a one-night-only celebration of playwright and songwriter Noël Coward.
Coward & Friends will play at the Menier Chocolate Factory in London on 25 January 2026.
The show will feature songs, scenes and anecdotes from Noël Coward’s work, and explore the story behind his artistry and their relationship to him through his wonderfully witty words and deeply touching songs.
Janie Dee is currently starring in a revival of Noël Coward’s Fallen Angels at the Menier Chocolate Factory, alongside Alexandra Gilbreath. The show is playing until 21 February 2026.
First performed exactly 100 years ago, Noël Coward’s outrageous comedy Fallen Angels remains one of his funniest creations. Best friends Julia and Jane, now settled in happy marriages, receive an unexpected visit from a glamorous shared ex-boyfriend, and passions are rekindled with explosive results. This is the first London revival of the play in 25 years.
The wider cast of Fallen Angels features Christopher Hollis (Mamma Mia!) as Bill Banbury, Richard Teverson (Witness for the Prosecution) as Fred Steroll, Sarah Twomey (Filumena) as Saunders, and Graham Vick (Mrs Henderson Presents) as Maurice Duclos.
Directed by Christopher Luscombe (Travels with My Aunt, Fascinating Aïda), the creative team also includes Set Designer Simon Higlett, Costume Designer Fotini Dimou, Lighting Designer Oliver Fenwick, Sound Designer Adam Cork, Composer Nigel Hess, and Movement by Nicola Keen.
Book tickets to Fallen Angels at the Menier Chocolate Factory in London.
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