Oscar Wilde was married with two children. This is the untold story of Constance, his aptly named and often forgotten wife. Moving, disturbing and unnervingly funny, this is a vivid and at times nightmarish vision of a tragedy which has, until now, been overlooked. In the play, Kilroy shows three people locked in a marriage, exposing the truth behind this most extraordinary of modern relationships. The Secret Fall of Constance Wilde shows Constance battling with her own demons, the secrets of her past, until she finally learns that 'when one sups with the Gods, one must pay the full price of admission'.T0719027457Company Abbey Theatre Dublin. Director Patrick Mason. Design Joe Vanek. Lighting Nick Chelton. Choreographer David Bolger. Performer Jane Brennan. Performer Eric Lacey. Performer Laura Macken. Performer Kevin Murphy. Performer Ciara O'Callaghan. Performer Robert O'Mahoney. Performer Jonathan Shankey. Performer Andrew Scott. Performer Jack Walsh. | |
| 27 Sep 00 to 7 Oct 00 | Barbican Centre, West End :: V371 listing details L0755046231 |
| 16 Sep 00 to 21 Sep 00 | The Abbey Theatre, Dublin :: V01247620447 listing details L1643772188 |
