A Woman of No Importance

A four-act play by Oscar Wilde, first staged in 1893, set in an English country house over twenty-four hours. When young Gerald Arbuthnot is offered a post as secretary to the charming Lord Illingworth, society guests gather at Lady Hunstanton's estate.

Public domain in the US. From Project Gutenberg.

Topic

Historical and Classical Fiction›Classic plays›British and Irish plays since 1800›Comedies and farces

Reader

Adults›Historical and Classical Fiction›Classic plays›British and Irish plays since 1800