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Lady Windermere's Fan tickets are on sale now as part of the Vaudeville theatre's Oscar Wilde Season. The same goes for his masterpiece A Woman of No Importance. Watch this space for dates for An Ideal Husband and The Importance of Being Earnest, tickets for which are due out soon. Excited? You should be. Welcome to the magic of Oscar Wilde.
Until recently the talented Dominic Dromgoole was Artistic Director of the Globe theatre. Now he's heading up a new theatre company called Classic Spring, an organisation dedicated to celebrating the ground-breaking work of proscenium playwrights like Wilde, performed in the kind of theatre they intended their work to be played in. In his 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."
The wonderful Oscar Wilde Season runs from October 2017 and showcases four classic Wilde favourites. The satire Lady Windermere's Fan opens for business in January 2018, directed by the brilliantly funny award-winning writer, actor and director Kathy Burke.
What's the plot? It's Lady Windermere’s birthday party and everything is ready, perfectly prepared and in apple pie order. But when her good friend Lord Darlington plants a seed of suspicion in her mind, Lady W is sent into a rough spin. Is her husband having an affair, and will the 'other woman' have the cheek to turn up at the party? If so, Lady Windermere is ready for her... and she's armed with a fan!
The Oscar Wilde season also offers a couple of interludes, namely De Profundis, adapted by Frank McGuinness and playing from 3rd January 2018, and The Selfish Giant, a fantastic folk opera by Guy Chambers playing from April.
If you adore Wilde's acerbic wit and wicked dialogue, outrageous social commentary and unforgiving mickey-taking, hot-foot it to the Vaudeville for the treat of a lifetime.
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All reviews are from customers who have been invited to leave a review just after seeing Lady Windermere's Fan.
Please note the reviews below are from an old production of Lady Windermere's Fan.
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OutstandingEvery word was clear. It is nice to go to a more intimate play rather than a musical on a grand scale It is amusing and gripping. I thought more could have been made of the story line in which Lady Agatha becomes engaged to the Australian and agrees to go and live in Australia. The many themes which run through the play are thought provoking and paint a picture of contemporary thinking.
S Reviewed on 08 April 2018 by Susan
Wimbledon, United Kingdom
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A must for Oscar fansEverything very good apart from enunciation from some actors meant if you were in the Grand Circle it was sometimes difficult to hear properly.
R Reviewed on 06 April 2018 by Richard
Liphook, United Kingdom
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Fabulous UK theater at its bestC Reviewed on 03 April 2018 by Carolyn
Hawthorn, Australia
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I loved it!A lot of humour and a wonderful plot!
G Reviewed on 30 March 2018 by Guy
Lisbon, Portugal
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Lady Windermere’s fanhilarious show. Brilliant acting and directing. Went with Oscar Wilde novices who were very impressed.
D Reviewed on 24 March 2018 by D
Colchester, United Kingdom
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FantasticWonderful experience. Real pleasure to see one of the Wilde 's play on stage again. Without any modern twists or interpretations they are perfect and modern classics no matter when played. Thank you for a great evening!
I Reviewed on 22 March 2018 by Ilona
London, United Kingdom
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Very enjoyable- clever dialogueC Reviewed on 17 March 2018 by Catharine
Falkirk, United Kingdom
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Lovely Jennifer Saunders
J Reviewed on 11 March 2018 by Jocelyne
Vianden, Luxembourg
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HilariousEven though the play was written more than 100 years ago the social mores are as relevant today Acting was fantastic and was audience participation between sets wonderful
J Reviewed on 04 March 2018 by Julie
Clitheroe, United Kingdom
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A must in London!Easy to book tickets. Nice staff who gave me a better seating. And what a performance!
M Reviewed on 28 February 2018 by Mari Ann
Trollåsen, Norway
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Fantastic, very impressed by the performanceThe show s very enjoyable & the performance was way higher than expectation. It’s a faithful production of Wilde’s play in which modern sense of humour merges perfectly with that of 19th century. I almost forgot that I was in 2018 instead of 1888!
R Reviewed on 21 February 2018 by Ran
Durham, United Kingdom
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brilliant!Y Reviewed on 29 January 2018 by Yaoying
Coventry, United Kingdom
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DisappointingI enjoy Oscar Wilde's plays enormously so I was extremely disappointed with how poorly some of the cast performed. The three principle women were very good and this meant that there was much to enjoy despite the distressing waste of Wilde's wonderful script through the scene in Lord Darlington's room. I don't recall being at a public performance and feeling that the acting was so poor. I imagine that something went very astray either in the casting or in the directing.
N Reviewed on 18 January 2018 by Nicola Anne
London, United Kingdom
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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