#oscar-wilde

#oscar-wilde

The Edwardians: Age of Elegance exhibition showcases over 300 items from the Edwardian era, highlighting previously unseen treasures.

Curator Kathryn Jones explored royal homes to compile significant artistic and cultural artifacts from the Edwardian age.

The Great Hunger illustrates a societal belief that the poor are to blame for their suffering while prioritizing market demands.

Barry Humphries' posthumous auction features his iconic character Dame Edna Everage, showcasing humorous yet valuable collectibles that reflect his legacy.

The play explores A.E. Housman's unfulfilled love and literary contributions, intertwining themes of passion, loss, and the power of language in articulating emotion.

November's London theatre offers unique productions like The Importance of Being Earnest and a revamped The Devil Wears Prada.

Oscar Wilde's grandson condemned a new sculpture of the playwright as hideous, arguing it misrepresents his legacy and promotes a somber view of his life.

David Hallberg highlights the historic absence of gay characters in classical ballet, emphasizing a shift towards more inclusive representation.

Netflix's adaptation modifies 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' but faces backlash for erasing its homoerotic themes.

Engaging with nature is as important as appreciating it, urging an active participation in preserving the environment.