Back to What's onSalomé by Oscar Wilde is a tragic play inspired by the biblical story of Salome and John the Baptist. Written in poetic language, based on Wilde’s original French text, it explores themes of desire, power, obsession, and revenge. The drama follows Salome’s obsession with Jokanaan, leading to a shocking and tragic conclusion. Wilde’s work remains celebrated for its symbolism and dramatic intensity.
Directed: Adrian Buckle
Set design: Romualdo Moretti
Costume design: Aleksandra Idowiak
Movement Direction: Chakib Zidi
Salome is played by Timothy Blore
Who is Salome ? A Q&A session will follow the performance of Sunday 8 November, with the participation of biblical scholar Josef Briffa s.j. and Oscar Wilde expert Francis Spiteri Paris. Audience members are welcome to join.
Supported by the Friends of the Manoel
