Stage role in The Judas Kiss

The Judas Kiss is a play written by David Hare that explores the life of Oscar Wilde, particularly focusing on the events surrounding his trial and imprisonment. The narrative delves into Wilde's relationships, his artistic genius, and the societal pressures he faced due to his sexuality. The play is set against the backdrop of late 19th-century England, a time when homosexuality was criminalized, and it highlights the personal and professional struggles Wilde endured as a result of his identity. The character of Oscar Wilde is portrayed with depth, showcasing his wit, charm, and the tragic consequences of his choices. The play not only serves as a biographical account but also raises questions about morality, love, and the cost of artistic freedom.