Lady Windermere's Fan was first performed in London in 1892. This satirical comedy of manners by Oscar Wilde explores themes of morality, relationships, and gender double-standards through witty ...

'TWAS A PEEK at something taboo -- an overt eroticism bursting from the shroud of Victorian primness in "Madame X," the John Singer Sargent painting -- that set tongues wagging in Parisian salons in ...

BALTIMORE -- Don't for a minute trust the genteel surface of "Lady Windermere's Fan." What Oscar Wilde had in mind while wielding his poison pen was a gilt-edged knife in the back of London ...

CAMP HILL, Pa. — Suspecting her husband of having an affair, the title character of "Lady Windermere's Fan" sits on the precipice of a major life decision as she explores her own morals in this Oscar ...

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Oscar Wilde had a huge hit with Lady Windermere’s Fan in 1892, which deals with deception, social standing, morality and the impossible complications of married life. Outcast Mrs Erlynne is attempting ...

As light and crisp as the bubbles in a Buck’s Fizz, the dialogue in Oscar Wilde’s infrequently performed comedy-melodrama Lady Windermere’s Fan stands as some of the playwright’s best. “I don’t know ...

It’s a family affair at the Haymarket. Following Peter Hall’s revival of The Royal Family, starring Judi Dench and assorted stage aristocracy, comes the director’s revival of this Oscar Wilde classic, ...

The four-act play is like a Carlton House Terrace-style parlour game, a sort of genteel whodunnit. Is Lord Windermere cheating on his wife as he visits another woman and gives her money? Is the other ...

IT IS INSTRUCTIVE TO COMPARE concurrent productions of Oscar Wilde's Lady Windermere's Fan. This was the first of Wilde's four social comedies that climaxed in his masterpiece, The Importance of Being ...

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