Oscar Wilde’s BUNBURY is one vast dethronement of seriousness, an anarchic romp that exposes our attachment to labels, order, and clearly defined social roles. In a brazenly lighthearted way, Oscar Wilde asks one of the most serious questions we can ask ourselves: who am I? And can I be anything other than who I am? “You can be anything you want,” Wilde seems to answer. Your identity is fluid, and your background in no way determines it. Or at least, let it be so for the duration of the play.

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