Gross Indecency:

In his Director’s Note, Brian Pastor argues that the work “carries broader significance than it did when it premiered.” With an excellent gender-blind cast and an intimate staging, Promethean Theatre Ensemble’s production ably supports Pastor’s claims….Jamie Bragg fearlessly leads a very talented cast with an excellent Wilde. From posture to diction to fine-tuned timing and delivery, she is witty, charming and fierce.

Promethean Theatre Ensemble’s production of Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde serves as both an entertaining and moving night of theatre. 

Bragg is subtle and flamboyant all at once, delivering Wilde’s epigrams with ease, shimmering with tearful awareness of the mortality and injustice that all the brilliance and defiance in the world cannot keep at bay.

For how painful, current, and important Gross Indecency is, it’s also clever, dastardly, and fun. It simultaneously humanizes and deifies and incredible artist, and brings a great deal of thought and insight into his life and ours. See it – for the wit, the quotes, the poetry and beauty, the character work, or the stellar and outrageous dialects – see it.