"Blithe Spirit" is a comedic play written by Noël Coward, first performed in 1941. The story revolves around Charles Condomine, a novelist who invites a medium, Madame Arcati, to his home to conduct a séance for research purposes. Unexpectedly, the séance summons the spirit of his deceased first wife, Elvira, leading to humorous and chaotic situations as both wives vie for Charles's attention. The play explores themes of love, jealousy, and the supernatural, blending wit and charm. As Charles navigates the complications of having two wives—one living and one ghostly—he faces increasingly absurd challenges, ultimately highlighting the complexities of relationships and the afterlife.