Oscar Wilde
A play in three acts
de Leslie Stokes et Sewell Stokes
Création 1937
| Mise en scène | Edward Stirling |
|---|---|
| Interprétation | par ordre d'entrée en scène |
| Roderick Lovell (Lord Alfred Douglas) | |
| Jean Raoul (A Porter) | |
| Claude Sainval (Louis Dijon) | |
| Edward Stirling (Oscar Wilde) | |
| Reginald Brooke (Eustace) | |
| Olivier Burt (Franck Harris) | |
| Murray Matheson (Charlie Parker) | |
| Ib Melchior (Allen) | |
| Alan Wade (A Butler) | |
| Éric Lauriston (Mr. Justice Wills) | |
| Tom Sutterby (Sir Edward Clarke) | |
| G. Burtnel (Mr. E. H. Carson) | |
| Arthur Tenniel (The Solicitor-General) | |
| Georges Reitnel (A Waiter) | |
| Production | The English Players |