| | A
programme of performance and cinema events complements the exhibition. It demonstrates
Wilde’s versatility and his fantastic popular appeal to adults and children,
men and women alike.
Venue: The British Library Conference
Centre |
•
Sunday
3 December 2000,
15.00-16.30 (includes interval)
Anna Carteret and Paula Wilcox present Wilde
Wilde Women -an anthology of Oscar Wilde’s best writing
for actresses, the female audience and the women in his life.
£7.50;
£6.00 concessions | •
Tuesday
12 December 2000,
18.15-19.15
Owen Dudley Edwards discusses The
Irishness of Oscar Wilde
£5.00; £3.50 concessions
• Sunday
17 December 2000,
15.00-16.00
Patrick Marley reads The Canterville
Ghost and The Selfish Giant
- a pre-Christmas treat for children and adults.
£5.00; £3.50
concessions | |
•
Tuesday
9 January 2001,
18.15-19.15
Simon Ward and Joseph Millson perform The
Decay of Lying
£7.50; £6.00 concessions
|
•
Tuesday
30 January 2001,
18.15-19.30
Merlin Holland on Oscar Wilde Goes
West
£5.00; £3.50 concessions
• Sunday
4 February 2001,
15.00-16.30
The Picture of Dorian Gray
–Act One of a new musical by Rupert Holmes
£7.50; £6.00
concessions |
PLUS
Free Pearson Gallery Talks 12.00pm
Alan Titchard
in costume leads a witty commentary through the highlights of the exhibition on
six Sundays: 3,10 and 17 Dec 2000 and 7,14 and 21 Jan 2001 |
