​“The high spot of the week has been a lovely evening with [Greta] Garbo. We picked her up at a beautifully situated but hideous villa and dined at a little restaurant on the port at Villefranche…. After dinner we were shown, privately, the little chapel which has just been designed by Jean Cocteau. It is beautifully done, lovely draughtsmanship and pale colours, but I had no idea that all [of Jesus’s] apostles looked so like Jean Marais.”
 
Noel Coward, The Noel Coward Diaries, 7 July 1957

It could be said that this 20th Century playwright is "no Oscar Wilde." What is his name?

HINT: "No Oscar Wilde" is an anagram for this 20th Century playwright whose droll, sophisticated comedies were not so removed from the plays of Oscar Wilde but a generation or two later.

​The answer is after the JUMP.