Loved it. The first scene is a lot of exposition but it gets better!
"It's dated but the acting is so good it takes you back to that time. Defintely worth seeing."
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Broadway.com Customer on May 1, 2026
Very Funny
"The theater was very comfortable. The actors were amazing! Rose Burne was the highlight. It dragged a bit at times. I couldn’t help but wonder if a 15 minute intermission halfway through might have helped. All in all, a very fun evening. "
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Cynthia M from Concord on Apr 29, 2026
Stars get silly
"Great fun to watch two leading ladies scheming and drinking. "
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Barbara S from New York on Apr 9, 2026
Mixed reviews ,
"Although most of the play was funny, the dialogue sometimes was hard to understand with the heavy British accent. Disappointed that Mark only appeared in the last 10 min of the play "
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Broadway.com Customer on May 21, 2026
Good, not Great!
"Rose and Kelli top notch; however, voices were often lost and/or unintelligible due to lack of enunciation or acoustics, as I sat in the Orchestra under the balcony overhang. Not a great Coward work, and the Director should have trusted the truly “Coward” moments to happen as Coward intended, rather than have the women go into full blown “Lucille Ball” to the point of slapstick.
The laughter coming from several people sitting close to me appeared to be the type of laughter one bellows when seeing their friends on stage in comedic roles. Having worked in the industry long enough, I can sense when laughter is genuinely tied to delivery, the actual script or action, and when it is all about a friend on stage who is playing the character."
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Broadway.com Customer on Apr 25, 2026
Great performances.
"Rose Byrne & Kelli O’Hara were wonderful.
They put on a great show.
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Broadway.com Customer on Apr 4, 2026
About
Fallen Angels
Two upper-class wives, their husbands away for the day, share a few toasts to their pre-marital dalliances—with the same man, who just may be en route from France to visit. Old rivalries and past scandals bubble to the surface in this intoxicating romp from one of theatre’s comedy masters.
