At the end of Guy Fawkes Day in 1982, Oscar Wilde, who is a famous Irish writer, passes into a brothel where a surprise is waiting for him: a play of one of his works called "Salome" is being performed by prostitutes. (The play recounts the biblical story of Salome, the adopted daughter of Herod, the governor of Judea, who asks Herod for the head of John the Baptist on a tray in exchange for dancing the "Dance of the Seven Tents")
At the end of Guy Fawkes Day in 1982, Oscar Wilde, who is a famous Irish writer, passes into a brothel where a surprise is waiting for him: a play of one of his works called "Salome" is being performed by prostitutes. (The play recounts the biblical story of Salome, the adopted daughter of Herod, the governor of Judea, who asks Herod for the head of John the Baptist on a tray in exchange for dancing the "Dance of the Seven Tents")
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Dan IrelandProducers · executive producer
