Aren't We All?

Frederick Lonsdale’s sophisticated 1923 British drawing-room comedy of manners 'Aren't We All?' received a glamorous, star-powered Broadway revival at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre in 1985 that delighted late-century audiences with its sleek, continental wit. The crisp plot centers on Willie Tatham and his beautiful wife Lady Frinton, navigating a double-standard web of polite high-society indiscretions, stolen kisses, and romantic double-crosses after an unexpected homecoming catches Willie in a mild infidelity. Directed by Clifford Williams, this historic production achieved massive cultural profile by uniting golden-era cinematic legends Claudette Colbert and Rex Harrison in a masterclass of comedic timing, supported by Lynn Redgrave and Jeremy Brett.