Subject: Oscar Wilde

• The Year in Floodlights and Grease Paint

  January 7, 1999

• We're So Happy, We Could Scream!

  March 4, 1999

• The Insider

  November 16, 2000

• Ask Not What Your Country Can Do for You

  December 28, 2000

• The Last Bear

  October 23, 2003

• [Special Screenings] Local Showings of 'Ghostbusters,' 'Night of the Living Dead,' More

  October 16, 2008

• South Coast Repertory's 'The Injured Party' Offers Caucasian Comfort Comedy to Gentiles and Jews

  May 1, 2008

• The Importance of Being Earnest at South Coast Rep

  February 21, 2008

• Bunburying

  January 10, 2008

• From Hunter to Hunted

  In his quest to free slaves around the world, Aaron Cohen thought hed seen it all. Then he went to Myanmar

  June 28, 2007

• The Teen Commandments

  Acht, the wild cliques! Jon Savage documents the pre-history of youth subculture

  May 3, 2007

• 'Our Mother's Brief Affair' Has Flaws That Its Characters Can't Talk Their Way Out Of

  April 16, 2009

• Ecce Homo

  Tim Miller: Behold the fag!

  January 4, 2007

• Paul Lynde Was Gay?

  And other questions raised by the emergence of OCs first gay/lesbian theater company

  August 31, 2006

• Reality Bytes

  June 1, 2006

• This Week in Irish Musical Merriment

  March 2, 2006

• New Reviews

  February 2, 2006

• Eight Reasons to See Twelfth Night

  January 26, 2006

• No Bueno, Big Guy

  January 12, 2006

• The Full Wilkinson

  September 15, 2005

• Dont Look Back

  July 21, 2005

• Are You Trying to Seduce Me, Ms. Sontag and Ms. Kael?

  January 27, 2005

• When Irate Eyes Are Smiling

  December 30, 2004

• The Rising Euro

  January 15, 2004

• The Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy Against Mike Davis

  November 21, 2002

• Dance, Elvis, Dance

  July 25, 2002

• Diary of a Mad County

  April 4, 2002

• Oscar Wild?

  July 26, 2001

• 35 Great Things About Summer in Orange County

  May 31, 2001

• Hot Teen Action!

  October 5, 2000

• Iambic Pentathalon

  June 17, 1999

• To Do This Weekend 5/15-5/17

  Lady Windermere's Fan, daily, 8 p.m.This comedy by Oscar Wilde chronicling a series of misunderstandings and deceptions in the high society world of Victorian London, critics and audiences alike were charmed by Wilde's trademark wit and intelligence. In the play, Lady Windermere considers leaving her husband of two years when she believes he's been unfaithful with a woman who turns out to be her own mother. Remarkably, it will be the mother who sets her straight without ever revealing her ident

  May 15, 2009

• Robert Zemeckis' Very CGI 'A Christmas Carol' Can't Be What Charles Dickens Had In Mind

  November 5, 2009