Fallen Angels

A group of us went to Fallen Angels on Saturday night and thorougly enjoyed this show. Married, single or French, all of us found the show hilarious. Although men will certainly enjoy this play, women especially will find this funny, as the female leads bring to light all the nuances of girl friends and the uncurrents that run through these relationships.

Had funny moments, but not enough to keep me interested...sorry :(

Noel Coward is a writer with a great sense of humor in every day life. Show is witty and the cast outstanding.

Great Date night ! Very funny and the seats were great in the upper mezzanine

My husband and I finally had a night out on the town and decided to see a show at the Walnut for the 1st time. We were not disappointed! Julia and Jane are absolutely hilarious - perfect comedic timing and a great "happy" ending.

Play was broken into 3 parts which was appropriate for the 3 scenes. THe acting was good and there were a good few laughs. THe content was ok so I reated as average. The intermissions were too long - more than the advertised 15 and 10 mins.

Really enjoyed the show, great cast and great play.....

"Fallen Angels" soars! The two leading actresses are right on the money and so are their spouses. I loved how the leading actresses were right on target when sniping back at one another. Overall, the acting was so good that I felt Saunders was also a candidate for Maurice! The theater says it took years to get the rights to stage this play. I say that anyone who's a huge fan of Coward or care about his work should definitely see this one. My only quibbles are I wished I saw more of Maurice and of Saunders. Then again, that was Coward's decision, so that's out of the director's hands.

Was expecting a replacement to "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" which we saw last year and LOVED, "Fallen Angels" while it got a few laughs did not quite make it to my recommend list. Some dialogue was funny, but in general the show did not meet our expectations. Also, not sure why there were 2 intermissions.

A fun play. Actors were excellent; especially enjoyed Jennie Eisenhower as the maid. The two female leads were very good - they were on stage the entire play and never lost your attention. Beautiful set, too.

Beautiful set. Excellent acting. Noel Coward was a master of the English language and his mastery was on full display in this play. The cast, especially the two principles, clearly had a good sense of the era in which the play transpired, yet seemed to meld with this the comedic timing necessary for contemporary audiences. This play should not be missed by any theater aficionado. I have noticed that schools are encouraged to schedule their students. I agree. All high schools should bring there students to see this play. Far more enriching than anything at the local multiplex.

Overall show was entertaining, however first two acts were were a little boring. The third act was funny and saved the show.

A simple, well executed play. The actors and actresses were excellent in the roles, especially the females. A fun light afternoon treat!

I took my teenaged children to see Fallen Angels. We all thought it was very well done and funny. It is definitely worth seeing.

Loved the show. The actors were terrific. Comedy was good and the whole concept was very nice. ITS A MUST SEE.

The show is wordy and at time slow. The 2nd act is it's highlite as the leading ladies are terrific. I would recommend the show to anyone who likes Coward but be aware that there are 2 intermissions that make the show longer than it should be.

very boring and not interesting at all. very childish story line

The actors were fantastic! We wished we could watch the play all day. Especially the actor who played Jane- she was wonderful to watch- so good!! They did an excellent job. The only thing negative was the Walnut street theatre was an ice box the entire time- they keep it was too cold. Very uncomfortable to watch a show.

Great Play. Pretty funny and all the actors did a fantastic job.

My husband and I throughly enjoyed the show.....the actors were infallible, the storyline quite amusing. I wore a smile from beginning to end!

Well done. Cast was great. The scenery was great. Even though it was a play from the 20's it was very current.

The Play was very good, the actors did a wonderful job.- One Actress really stole the show- Julie Eisenhower did extremely well... The show most likely would not have been a hit with out her. Way to go Julie... This show was short and it did have to many intermissions. one would have been enough since there was not much to changing the set inbetween. Our Seats were in the center of the UM - 2:00 Matinee (Our 1st time at a Matinee) It was a little hard to see and really had to listen. (Walnut Street Theater) - most likely would not go to a Matinee again as there were many older folks- (alot of chatting, caughing, sneezing and unwrapping of candies or something). I prefer the evenings and will continue going to theater only in evening.

This was a perfect play to take a lifeling friend on a Saturday afternoon! Simply delightful!

Slow start but moved along well. Enjoyed it. Good acting

The acting in this play was fair and the story was silly. I have enjoyed a few performances at the Walnut street Theatre but not this one.