This captivating play traces the life of Oscar Wilde, a dandy of wit, style, and intellect, whose fame, glamour, and romantic entanglements led him to become an imprisoned outcast. From his rise as a celebrated playwright to his eventual fall from grace, the play explores the paradox of Wilde's public brilliance and private struggles. The first London revival in over 25 years of Micheál MacLiammóir's legendary work, it brings Wilde's fascinating journey to life on stage, combining his sharp wit with the poignant tragedy of his downfall.