David Benedict on theatre

Monday 05 September 1994 19:02 EDT

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Most people's idea of a Noel Coward set consists of heaps of Art DEco and french windows. Working on 'Design for living' designer Stephen Brimson Lewis has other ideas. 'We wanted to use the qualities of the Donmar to create the world of these characters rather than fill it up with set dressing. We stripped it to the back wall and took it from there.'

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