For although the beau monde of Wilde’s working day might have gave the impression to be polite, Dr. Jekyll-like ladies and gentlemen within their very well-lit drawing rooms and cafes, at night they might be located roaming the foggy alleys of licentious London such as the gnarly, insatiable Mr. Hyde. Sturgis captures each the age and the man in

From that time on, Wilde grew to become much more open in his favour of the business and attentions of young Gentlemen and embraced the concealed side of London’s nightlife, frequently arranging rendezvous with young male 'renters'.Lina Munte as Salome in the first production (1896) Herod asks Salome to dance for him. She refuses, but when he pro