Reviews
This polished production of Oscar Wilde’s trademark witty play, set in 1895, is a delight, its clever aphorisms delivered with aplomb by a cast that revels in the silliness of upper-class English society. While the dialogue is hilarious, there is seriousness and cynicism in the playwright’s observations. Public and private honour are issues in between the frothiness of social life.
Directed by Michael Twomey, this production celebrates 50 years of the Everyman Theatre Company. It is a real crowd-pleaser, with beautiful costumes, and a tasteful set designed by Jim Queally.
