Wilde in New York

T484896362
The Strangeness of Love - Stuart is a painter living with a younger man named Joe. Their first few months together have been blissful, but a visit by a catty friend threatens to destroy it all. Jealousy, insecurity and temptation come to the fore and Stuart and Joe's relationship may never be the same again. A moving, witty look at the dilemmas of love inspired by The Picture of Dorian Gray. A Bed for the Night - Jack lives with his partner Ernest. So why does he pretend to have a wife named Susanna? And what will Ernest do when he finds out what's been going on? A sparkling comedy of confused identities inspired by The Importance of Being Earnest.

Author

David Geasor

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Archive :: production:T484896362, play:S1382558381, venue:V18

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Production details

The premiere of two exciting new one act plays inspired by classic Oscar Wilde stories and set in the Big Apple. Smart, sophisticated entertainment combining Wildean wit with plenty of New York attitude. Featuring a showcase of previously unexhibited portrait paintings by local artist Nicholas James Juett, a member of the Cambridge Arts Movement.