On March 24, 1895, Mrs. Robinson, a society palm-reader, agreed to see Oscar Wilde in her London flat. Wilde’s lover, Lord Alfred Douglas, "Bosie," was urging him to sue the Marquis of Queensberry (Bosie’s father) for libel. But Wilde’s friends, wary of Queensberry’s power, were warning him to leave town. A play about a man at the height of his fame asking a complete stranger about a potentially life-changing decision.
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Neil Bartlett was born in 1958. He works as a theatre and opera director as well as an author. His work in the theatre includes productions for the RSC, the National and the Royal Court as well as several controversial solo performance pieces. From 1994-2005 he was Artistic Director of the Lyric Hammersmith in London; in 2000 he was awarded an OBE for his work in the theatre. Neil's first book, Who Was That Man? was a groundbreaking re-assessment of Oscar Wilde.
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