The title of Noel Coward’s little-known 1942 drama This Happy Breed is ironic: though it comes from Shakespeare’s paean to England as “this orb, this sceptre’d isle,” the English family it portrays ...
An amusing incident in Noel Coward’s play, This Happy Breed (Act III, Scene 1), finds Frank and his sister Sylvia sitting in the lounge room. Sylvia, a soured spinster, has become an ardent Christian ...
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