Tagged in OSCAR WILDE
History
By Londonist

A History Of Soho's LGBTQ+ Bars

They've been around for a while.
History
By Will Noble

The Dandiest Dandies Of London

The dapperest chaps (and chapess) to grace the city.
Art & Photography
By Tabish Khan

From A Flying Porsche To Impressionism: What Are London's Best Exhibitions On Right Now?

25 exhibitions to choose from including a muon detector and a floor that cries.
Art & Photography
By Tabish Khan

Best Exhibitions In London In October 2018: Space, Snoopy And Wildlife Photographer

The busiest month in the art calendar with huge exhibitions and art fairs.
On Stage
By Neil Dowden

Jennifer Saunders Is Absolutely Fabulous In Oscar Wilde Play

A "Wilde lite" version of Lady Windermere's Fan.

 ★★★☆☆
Things To Do
By Laura Reynolds

Things You Might Not Have Done Around Charing Cross

Go to The Savoy. No, really.
Books & Poetry
By Londonist

London's Most Fabulous Literary Bookshops

Including the one where Noël Coward was caught shoplifting.
By Silvia Baretta

Review: Plate Smashing And High Notes - Earnest Goes Wilde At Barbican

Oscar Wilde's most famous comedy played as opera.

★★★★☆
By Sam Smith

Review: Morality Tale Meets Wilde Wit In An Intimate Venue

Oscar Wilde's novella adapted for the stage by his own grandson.

 ★★★★☆

Deal Of The Day: David Suchet Does Oscar Wilde

The Importance of Being Earnest.

By Kyra Hanson

Salome: A Feminist Interpretation

Outdated female ideals or a modern muse?

 ★★★☆☆
By M@

At Home With Wilde, Sargent and Whistler

Superb new book on Chelsea's artistic quarter.

 ★★★★★
Best Of London
By Laura Reynolds

Is The Oscar Wilde Memorial A Bench?

To sit, or not to sit?
By Sam Smith

David Suchet In Drag Shines In Oscar Wilde Classic

The Importance of Being Earnest at the Vaudeville.

 ★★★★☆
By Johnny Fox

Buggers Muddle: The Trials Of Oscar Wilde

Short on epigrams and long on legal argument.
Books & Poetry
By Laura Reynolds

London's Best Literary Statues

Writers and their characters remembered in various mediums.
By Stuart Black

Young Stars Flounder In A Disastrous Dorian Gray

If "all art is quite useless", then this is high art indeed.

By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

More London-oriented trivia for a Monday morning.
By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

Jean Charles de Menezes was killed eight years ago today.
By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

More London-oriented trivia for a Monday morning.
By Zoe Craig

Theatre Review: The Judas Kiss @ Duke of York's Theatre

Rupert Everett stars as the ill-fated Oscar Wilde in this nuanced production.
By Londonist

Theatre Review: Freedom, Books, Flowers, And The Moon @ Waterloo East

A half-recommended show from the Paradigm Theatre Company.
By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

More London-oriented trivia for a Monday morning.
By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

Londony history and trivia for a Monday morning.