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- 1De Profundis stage revival praised for Wilde's righteous rage▼De Profundis review – Oscar Wilde brought alive with righteous rage
A new stage production of Oscar Wilde's De Profundis, the long letter he wrote from Reading Gaol, is drawing attention after a Guardian review praised it for bringing the text alive with righteous rage. The letter, written during Wilde's imprisonment, is being staged for contemporary audiences, and critics are highlighting the urgency and anger in its telling.
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The Coronet Theatre is staging De Profundis, an adaptation of Oscar Wilde's letter written during his imprisonment in Reading Gaol, and the production has received its first review from Everything Theatre. The review, published on the London fringe venue's latest show, is drawing attention from theatregoers following the play's opening. The Coronet, based in Notting Hill, continues its programme of intimate, experimental work.
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A new production of De Profundis, staged at the Coronet Theatre, has received a review from theatre press. The piece adapts Oscar Wilde's letter written from Reading Gaol, and the review assesses the staging and lead performance. Details of the production's creative team and reception remain limited beyond the review itself, which was published on Broadway World.