Noël Coward’s bright and mischievous comedy of manners first thrilled and scandalized audiences when it premiered in 1925, sparkling with sharp wit, dizzying charm, and playful irreverence. In this new staging directed by Roundabout Interim Artistic Director Scott Ellis, Emmy nominee Rose Byrne and Tony Award winner and Emmy nominee Kelli O’Hara lead a spirited revival that brings Coward’s signature humor back to the stage. The story follows two upper class wives who, while their husbands are away, reminisce over drinks about romantic adventures from before their marriages, only to realize they were both involved with the same man who may soon arrive from France. As the afternoon unfolds, buried rivalries and old scandals resurface, turning a casual gathering into a lively and intoxicating comedy from one of theatre’s great masters.