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The Importance of Being Oscar review

“Entertaining and poignant”
ReviewsMay 30, 2024by Paul ValeReading Rep Theatre
Alastair Whatley in The Importance of Being Oscar at Reading Rep Theatre. Photo: Marc Brenner
Alastair Whatley in The Importance of Being Oscar at Reading Rep Theatre. Photo: Marc Brenner
Revival of Micheál Mac Liammóir’s economical biography of Wilde is performed with sensitivity and wit

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