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The Importance of Being Oscar – Jermyn Street Theatre - North West End UK

Summary by North West End UK
There has never been anyone quite like Oscar Wilde. Famed as an author, playwright and poet in late Victorian England and then vilified for his homosexuality, his works remain as popular today,125 years after his death, as ever. Original Theatre and the Reading Rep Theatre have revived this dramatised biography, which was originally written and performed in 1960 by Micheál Mac Liammóir. Alistair Whately’s one man show is a narrative of Wilde’s l…
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The Importance of Being Oscar – Jermyn Street Theatre - North West End UK

There has never been anyone quite like Oscar Wilde. Famed as an author, playwright and poet in late Victorian England and then vilified for his homosexuality, his works remain as popular today,125 years after his death, as ever. Original Theatre and the Reading Rep Theatre have revived this dramatised biography, which was originally written and performed in 1960 by Micheál Mac Liammóir. Alistair Whately’s one man show is a narrative of Wilde’s l…

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REVIEW: The Importance of Being Oscar

Rating: 4 out of 5. “A whirlwind tour through the life of a literary icon.” Although he is universally remembered as a literary genius, Oscar Wilde led a fraught life. Celebrated for his extraordinary writing talent, Wilde is just as well known for his notorious trial and sentencing for ‘gross indecency’, otherwise known as homosexuality. His punishment of imprisonment and 2 years hard labour marked the end of his celebrated literary career, exc…

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