
Love and Let Love (1951) - repro
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Louis Verneuil’s sleek mid-century drawing-room comedy 'Love and Let Love' completed a celebrated original Broadway premiere run at the Plymouth Theatre in 1951, running for an accomplished commercial residency under the banner of the theater company. The fast-paced, textually rich plot centers on a glamorous, fiercely independent international stage diva who orchestrates an intricate web of romantic deceptions and tactical affairs to choose between a handsome young diplomat and an elegant older minister, collapsing into farcical chaos when her shifting social networks collide. Directed by Verneuil himself, the production starred silver-screen icon Ginger Rogers.

