“In a theatrical tour de force, sole performer Alastair Whatley delivers this homage to Oscar Wilde (with an opening nod to Mac Liammóir) with an astonishing fluidity, nuance and self-assuredness.”
Ham and High
“There is plenty to enjoy about this production – particularly Alastair Whatley’s performance that keeps the audience engrossed with every word that is spoken”
Love London Culture
“His performance is clever, sharply observed and, in places, devastating.”
The Northern Echo
“As Wilde himself said: ‘if it is worth experiencing, it is worth putting time aside for.’ So put aside time to see this.”
The Reviews Hub
“A compelling and often moving celebration of Oscar Wilde’s extraordinary life and work”
Hampshire Chronicle
“Whatley takes on this intimidating solo role confidently, his performance unflawed. He commands the stage, and our attention”
In Common
“An impassioned performance… His delivery of De Profundis really did feel like it was coming from the depths of his soul”
Brighton and Hove News
“A fascinating evening… Few plays of this quality go on tour, so get yourself a front row seat and prepare to be swept away”
Suffolk on Stage
“A highly thoughtful, enthralling production… Totally captivating. His one-man performance is both moving and haunting”
Newbury Today
“Powerful and compelling… This is a highly accomplished and elegant production… Whatley’s performance is a tour de force”
Southern Arts Reviews
“Alastair gives everything to this role and has the audience in the palm of his hand”
Manic Mum Days East
“The feeling of being pulled into the narrative was evident from the outset and I never found my attention wandering for a second.”
