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Conversation is stilted and eventually grinds to a halt.

Their "over-the-top theatrical lifestyle" later inspired him in writing Hay Fever.Kenrick, John.

She and Sorel and Simon amuse themselves acting out a melodramatic passage from the play beginning, "Is this a game?" "Yes, and a game that must be played to the finish!" They are interrupted by the ringing of the doorbell.Clara, Judith's former dresser and now her housekeeper, opens the door to the first of the four guests, Sandy Tyrell, a sporty fan of Judith's.

She inherited Hambleton Hall from her brother Walter Marshall on his death in 1899, and there she entertained rising talents in the artistic world, including the painter Philip Streatfeild, the conductor Malcolm Sargent and the writer Charles Scott Moncrieff, as well as the young Coward.

Judith comments, "How very rude!" and David adds, "People really do behave in the most extraordinary manner these days." Then, with no further thought of their four tormented guests, they happily return to David's manuscript and to what passes for their normal family life.The first London revival was in 1933 at the Shaftesbury Theatre with Constance Collier as Judith.Coward unnumbered introductory page Hay Fever has been revived numerous times around the world since then.

They too indulge in a little light flirtation, at the height of which Judith enters and finds them kissing.