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A Woman of No Importance in London
The Oscar Wilde Season is the brainchild of the brilliant Dominic Dromgoole. Until recently the Artistic Director at Shakespeare's Globe theatre, his new theatre company Classic Spring is dedicated to showcasing some of the best British proscenium playwrights' ground-breaking plays, putting them on in the kind of theatre they were originally intended for.
Just as the Globe placed Shakespeare in his original setting, creating a whole lot more than the sum of the parts, this season takes four of the best satirical Wilde plays to the gorgeous Vaudeville theatre, letting modern audiences rediscover the glittering wit and bold social critique that the playwright was so famous for in a venue to match.
In Dromgoole's words, “It has always been my pleasure and privilege to support the voices of writers, whether new writers at the Bush, the Old Vic or the Globe, or Shakespeare, the mainspring of our theatre culture. This is a wonderful chance to present the work of more writers, who still speak to us piercingly and profoundly today."
What's the story? When an earnest young American woman Hester Worsley, a foolish fop of an English lord and an innocent young man join a particularly pretentious house party at the Hunstanton Estate, an event where the cream of society gossip about their contemporaries, chaos ensues. Lady Caroline Pontefract, a terrible snob, is busy patronising Hester, but little do the guests know that not far away, a woman is cradling a long buried secret.
Wilde’s famous blend of sharp wit and Ibsen-style drama created a vivid new theatrical voice back in his day. These days it's quite simply deliciously funny and wicked. After all, as Wilde says, ‘One can survive everything nowadays except death, and live down anything except a good reputation.’
A Woman of No Importance is directed by Dominic Dromgoole himself and stars the excellent Olivier award winning Eve Best, who gathered lots of critical acclaim for her roles in A Moon for the Misbegotten and Hedda Gabler. Tickets are on sale for Lady Windermere’s Fan, and the other two plays in the season are An Ideal Husband and The Importance of Being Earnest.
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Clever and entertainingK Reviewed on 01 January 2018 by Katharine
St Albans, United Kingdom
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Wonderfully acted, direction so good it was invisble and, of course, brillant scriptS Reviewed on 24 December 2017 by Simon
Maidstone, United Kingdom
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Still RelevantGreat show, story, and actors. Very relevant to today's issues. I was sitting about half way back on the main level but I could have done without so much real cigarette smoke. The smell was terrible and I have allergies/asthma. I may have overlooked it but I do not recall seeing a disclaimer
K Reviewed on 05 December 2017 by Kalia
Rochester, United States
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Very enjoyableVery enjoyable. Slightly humorous, good plot, well portrayed.
D Reviewed on 12 November 2017 by Donna
Dunstable, United Kingdom
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Lovely theatre with confortable seats and plenty of leg room.Story took a while to get going but really enjoyed it. Ann Reid singing and the musicions were really good.
R Reviewed on 05 November 2017 by Ray
Beckenham, United Kingdom
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Superb!!!I enjoyed this play more than I have enjoyed one for a long time (and I go to the theatre at least once a month so that's a lot of shows!!!) The acting was wonderful . Anne Reid was a joy. I can't wait for the rest of the Oscar Wilde. Season. If they're all as good as this, I'm in for a treat!!!
V Reviewed on 02 November 2017 by Vivienne
Worsley, United Kingdom
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A very enjoyable eveningTheatre near station. Seats good and bar easily accessible. Very well organised. Anne Reid shone and I think made the production. Want to see The Importance of Being Earnest now!
J Reviewed on 28 October 2017 by Janette
East Ham, United Kingdom
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A fun playN Reviewed on 25 October 2017 by Nicola
Nortgampton, United Kingdom
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Excellent acting . Not one of Wilde’s most engaging plays , could be hard work at times , but the cast were so good ,one was carried along with them. I must commend Anne Reid’s singing of the Victorian ballads and her accompanists.
E Reviewed on 23 October 2017 by Elizabeth
Walton On Thames, United Kingdom
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More work needed to show off this playThe production of this play full of great lines and opportunities- felt like an early rehearsal.. a few of the characters performances felt amateur- ish at best
J Reviewed on 19 October 2017 by Jill
London, United Kingdom
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Great playC Reviewed on 15 October 2017 by Con
Newmarket On Fergus, Ireland
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Not quite the comedy i expectedI'm an avid fan of Oscar Wilde but I was disappointed with this show. I felt that the characters lacked chemistry and it came across as a little bit amateur. It was also largely delivered in a way that made it feel like a serious drama rather than a comedy.
S Reviewed on 15 October 2017 by Sabina
London, United Kingdom
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Excellent, a must see!Oscar Wilde's a Woman of No Importance was brought to live on stage. Credit to all the cast, brillantly performed
S Reviewed on 15 October 2017 by Susie
Orpington, United Kingdom
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A social commentary that is as relevant today as when writtenThis is the first Oscar Wilde play I have seen and I wonder why it has taken me so long. Brilliant writing wonderfully acted. Amazing to be so relevant today ....when written in 1890’s. Has it all comedy, irony, pathos. I’m signed up for the other three
A Reviewed on 14 October 2017 by Andy
Henley On Thames, United Kingdom
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Anne Reid shinesFaithful production of an Oscar Wilde classic. Anne Reid is excellent especially in the musical interludes which are an added bonus for set changes. The sets themselves are dissapointing and I couldn't hear very well from stalls row P, another made the same complaint from row R.
T Reviewed on 07 October 2017 by Tracy
London, United Kingdom
2017
Review: A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE at the Vaudeville Theatre
by Monty Leigh | Friday, October 20 2017, 15:09
The Vaudeville kicks off its exciting year-long Oscar Wilde season with A Woman of No Importance, directed by Dominic Dromgoole. It is a play packed full of Wilde’s zingy one liners and witty satire of upper-class society.
2017
Review: ANNIE THE MUSICAL at Piccadilly Theatre
by Isabella James | Friday, October 20 2017, 14:40
This West End revival of the 1972 musical ANNIE has all the hallmarks of a great night in London’s theatreland; uplifting songs, fast-paced dance numbers, stunning sets and a show-stopping performance from a dog.
2017
The West End gets Wilde!
by Phil Willmott | Thursday, July 13 2017, 08:53
After a popular and critically acclaimed time running Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre Dominic Dromgoole has moved on to a new project aiming to demonstrate the power of the proscenium arch. What this describes is the traditional theatre set-up where by the audience sit in front of a stage and the action is framed by an architectural arch known as the proscenium, from an Ancient Greek term which roughly translates as “in front of the scenery”.
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