Wilde

Loved for being unique. Hated for being different.

The story of Oscar Wilde, genius, poet, playwright and the First Modern Man. The self-realisation of his homosexuality caused Wilde enormous torment as he juggled marriage, fatherhood and responsibility with his obsessive love for Lord Alfred Douglas.

Drama History

Stephen Fry

(Oscar Wilde)

Jude Law

(Lord Alfred 'Bosie' Douglas)

Vanessa Redgrave

(Lady Speranza Wilde)

Jennifer Ehle

(Constance Lloyd Wilde)

Gemma Jones

(Lady Queensberry)

Judy Parfitt

(Lady Mount-Temple)

Michael Sheen

(Robbie Ross)

Zoë Wanamaker

(Ada Leverson 'Sphinx')

Tom Wilkinson

(Marquess of Queensberry)

Ioan Gruffudd

(John Gray)

Orlando Bloom

(Rent Boy)

James D'Arcy

(First Friend)

Andrew Havill

(Algernon)

Jason Morell

(Ernest Dowson)

Jamie Lee

(Second Friend)

Matthew Mills

(Lionel Johnson)

Peter Barkworth

(Charles Gill)

Adam Garcia

(Jones)

Joseph May

(First Miner)

Orlando Wells

(Undergraduate)

Robert Lang

(C.O. Humphreys)

David Westhead

(Edward Carson)

Laurence Owen

(Vyvyan Wilde)

Benedict Sandiford

(Alfred Wood)

Mark Letheren

(Charles Parker)

Robin Kermode

(George Alexander)

Avril Elgar

(Lady Bracknell)

Jean Ainslie

(Miss Prism)

Bridget Hodson

(Gwendolen)

Judi Maynard

(Mrs. Allonby)

Hugh Munro

(Chasuble)

Michael Simkins

(Lord Illingworth)

Albert Welling

(Arthur)

Philip Locke

(Judge)

Bob Sessions

(Mine Owner)

James Vaughan

(Hotel Manager)

Richard Cubison

(Head Waiter)

John Bleasdale

(Warder)

Peter Forbes

(Detective)

Peter Harding

(Doorman at the Cadogan)

Edward Laurie

(Cabman)

Geoffrey Leesley

(Policeman)

Colin MacLachlan

(Prison Officer)

Arthur Whybrow

(Doorkeeper)

Hywel Simons

(Reporter)