A Woman of No Importance by Oscar Wilde

A Woman of No Importance by Oscar Wilde

At an aristocratic country house party, a woman's past illegitimate child is revealed to be working, unknowingly, for the very man who abandoned her years before, and Wilde uses the revelation to skewer the hypocrisy of a Victorian upper class that punishes women for scandals men are never held accountable for.

Wilde's characteristic epigrammatic wit runs throughout, but beneath the comedy of manners lies genuine social critique of double standards around sexuality, class and reputation, making the play sharper and more pointed than its drawing-room comedy surface initially suggests.

A witty Wilde comedy with genuine bite beneath its polished social satire.

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