A Song at Twilight

Razor-sharp wit and sumptuous settings, compelling and poignant story-telling, A Song at Twilight, one of Noel Coward’s final pieces of stage work, is arguably one of his best. A Song at Twilight follows the life and loves of world famous author Sir Hugo Latymer. Settled in a luxurious hotel in Switzerland, Sir Hugo and his wife invite actress Carlotta Gray to dine, with unexpected consequences. Sir Hugo is haughty, self-righteous, witty and sharp, but he has met his match. As the evening progresses it becomes clear that Carlotta is not quite the silly actress Sir Hugo cruelly portrayed her to be in his memoirs. In fact she has information in her possession that would completely ruin him.
The stage is set for a classic Coward. Two of our finest classical actors lead this exciting new production.
Peter Egan, best known for Ever Decreasing Circles, but more recently for the comedy Home Again, plays Sir Hugo Latymer. Belinda Lang, a Coward connoisseur, most recently played Myra Arundel along side Dame Judi Dench in the West End production of Hay Fever, plays Carlotta Gray.