Nude With Violin
by Noël Coward, Noel Coward


What readers are saying
Readers find the play to be a light and humorous satire on modern art. Coward's clever dialogue and witty repartee are praised, although some believe it lacks depth compared to his other works. Overall, it offers a fun experience, though not considered a standout piece from Coward's repertoire.
Synopsis
Brilliant painter Paul Sorodin dies; indecently close to deaths heels come Sorodins relatives his business manager and others who their grief not entirely untinged with greed anxiously await the reading of the will.
Sebastian valet and companion extraordinary to Sorodin steps in with some jolting surprises for the mourners.
One jolt makes it clear Sorodin was not all he had seemed.
Also on hand with revelations of their own are an eccentric Russian Princess an ex-show girl an Eleventh Hour Immersionist and a mute but effective gentleman named Fabrice.
Before they get through reputations are arranged and rearranged.
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Nude With Violin is a British comedy play written by Noël Coward and published by Samuel French (1998).
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