overprivileged son of the Marquess of Queensbury whom Wilde and others affectionately called Bosie. And while many plays and films have dealt with their scandalous affair from Wilde’s ...

As Lord Alfred Douglas, a dying old man, asks this question, his younger, handsome self, Bosie, Oscar Wilde's notorious lover, appears in the set's full-length mirror and then steps into the play.

A large number of Wilde’s plays were satirical comedies ... 1891 Wilde began an affair with Lord Alfred Douglas, nicknamed 'Bosie'. In April 1895, Wilde sued Bosie's father, the Marquis of ...