Neil Titley, actor, author and honorary patron of the Oscar Wilde Society, has performed a one-man show as Oscar Wilde for forty years. In this speech to the Society at its annual Oscar Wilde Birthday Dinner, Neil describes the highs and hilarious lows of this career playing Oscar around the world - often in the unlikeliest of venues and to the most unusual of audiences!

The talk was recorded in the National Liberal Club on 15 October 2021. He is thanked at the end by Don Mead, chairman of the Oscar Wilde Society.

For more information on the Oscar Wilde Society, visit oscarwildesociety.co.uk/

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