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Musical to celebrate 150th birthday anniversary of Oscar Wilde
posted by davidt on Saturday October 16 2004, @10:00AM

 J. Razor writes:

October 16, 2004 marks the *150th* anniversary of the birth of Oscar Wilde!

Press release for the musical by Miike Read which commemorates the anniversary; extended festivities will include a Q & A session with Wilde's grandson, Merlin Holland.
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Dave also sends an image commemorating the birthday anniversary.

 
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    Hats Off To Dave! (Score:1)
    Lovely photo! I just printed out a copy for my personal archives! Cheers! ;)
    J. Razor -- Saturday October 16 2004, @10:25AM (#131245)
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      It's incredible how much Oscar Wilde looks like Stephen Fry.
      Watto -- Thursday October 21 2004, @01:24PM (#132409)
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        Oh Dear! (Score:0)
        Its closed after just one night due to poor attendances and even poorer reviews.

        Mike Read previously did a musical about Cliff Richard and is not exactly known as an intellectual heavyweight. Surely Oscar`s memory deserves better than this.

        To write one crappy musical could be deemed as a misfortune, to write two.... etc. etc. etc.
        Anonymous -- Friday October 22 2004, @07:51AM (#132525)

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