Just imagine what fun Noel Coward must have had writing “Blithe Spirit.” It was 1941, World War II was raging and Great Britain was being bombed heavily. Coward felt he could best help the war effort by writing something that would lift people’s spirits. The result was a brilliant comedy that in true Cowardesque fashion dealt with a serious issue — death — in a lighthearted and whimsical way.
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