Salomé
Play Description
Inspired by symbolist poetry and the frequent appearance of Salomé in contemporary art and literature, Oscar Wilde wrote SALOMÉ in French during a Paris stay in 1891–92. The play's sexuality and religious needling — not to mention the final scene in which Salome embraces the decapitated head of a saint — drew censors' ire. No public presentation was given in England until 1931.
Production Info
Cast: 17 total (2 female, 15 male, bit parts)Full Length Drama (about 60 minutes)
Single Set
Period Costumes
- About the Author(s)
- About the Book
- Special Notes
Book Information
Publisher | BPPI |
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Publication Date | 5/17/2023 |
Pages | 44 |
ISBN | 9780881459685 |
Special Notes
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