Playwright John Lazarus has concocted a freewheeling farcical account of what might have turned young Wilde’s head: crisscrossing love affairs, black mailings, and betrayals involving an ambitious woman reporter, a lovesick bellboy, a grande dame of Kingston society, a dangerously handsome local working man, a resourceful valet, and, of course, the witty, charming, legendary Oscar himself.

Playwright John Lazarus has concocted a freewheeling farcical account of what might have turned young Wilde’s head: crisscrossing love affairs, black mailings, and betrayals involving an ambitious woman reporter, a lovesick bellboy, a grande dame of Kingston society, a dangerously handsome local working man, a resourceful valet, and, of course, the witty, charming, legendary Oscar himself.

Playwright John Lazarus has concocted a freewheeling farcical account of what might have turned young Wilde’s head: crisscrossing love affairs, black mailings, and betrayals involving an ambitious woman reporter, a lovesick bellboy, a grande dame of Kingston society, a dangerously handsome local working man, a resourceful valet, and, of course, the witty, charming, legendary Oscar himself.

Playwright John Lazarus has concocted a freewheeling farcical account of what might have turned young Wilde’s head: crisscrossing love affairs, black mailings, and betrayals involving an ambitious woman reporter, a lovesick bellboy, a grande dame of Kingston society, a dangerously handsome local working man, a resourceful valet, and, of course, the witty, charming, legendary Oscar himself.