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Abstract
Edwardian musical comedies offered carefree escapism. In the First World War, the escapism was intensified (if such a paradox has meaning). And after the war, according to The Annual Register 1919, ‘the vast majority of London theatregoers were content with almost anything – provided that it was sufficiently light and frivolous in character’. 1
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