It’s 1933 and Noël Coward’s drawing room comedy in which boy loves boy loves girl is all the rage on Broadway. Witty? Of course. Banned in England? Yes, that too. But Coward’s frothy farce is more than an exposé of brilliant banter. Design for Living is also a celebration of embracing one’s true self, regardless of society’s conventions. Indeed, the play may be Coward at his most outrageously self-affirming, even if the characters do come dressed in silk pajamas.
The cast will feature recent Imago alum Joe Cullen (Salomé) alongside company newbies KJ Snyder and Caitlin Rose as the play’s central characters with Sean D Lujan (The Seafarer, Hughie, Salomé) as Ernest and Diane Slamp (Salomé) as the unkempt maid Miss Hodge. The design team will include Jerry Mouawad with Notion and Jim Peerenboom on scenic design, Laura Helgeson on costumes, Samantha Kemp on lights, and Myrrh Larsen on sound design.

TICKETS

https://onthestage.tickets/show/imago-theatre/689df8dd67571e4dfcd28728

Tickets also available at the door. Theatre opens one hour before showtime. All seats
$37. This show is for mature audiences.