Oscar Wilde wrote this play as a contemporary satire on Victorian society. Over a hundred years later it still hits home, exposing the hypocrisy and absurdities of high society. In this gender-swapped production, the skewering continues in the 1920s, where women have shaken off the fetters of corsets and chaperones.

Presented in the ballroom of the Great House at Castle Hill on the Crane Estate, this evening of theatre that will delight the senses from the time you arrive on the estate until the curtain comes down!