Sir Noël Coward was a British playwright, composer, actor and singer, known for his wit and humor as well as for his flamboyance and camp nature. As well as writing several successful plays, such as “Private Lives” or “Blithe Spirit” he was famous for his cabaret songs both comedic such as “Mad Dogs and Englishmen” or “Mrs Worthington” and serious such as “If Love Were All” or “A Room With a View”. While he never came out during his life, Coward maintained his homosexuality as publicly as possible during a time when it was illegal in Britain.