Salome’s Last Dance

On a chilly Guy Fawkes Night in November 1892, London's high society hides behind masks of propriety while Oscar Wilde and Lord Alfred Douglas seek refuge in an opulent brothel. The clandestine meeting is orchestrated by the enigmatic owner, Alfred Taylor, who harbors a secret ambition: to stage a prohibited rendition of Wilde's groundbreaking play, Salome. As the unorthodox performance unfolds, featuring an ensemble cast of peculiar and provocative characters, the boundaries between art and reality begin to blur, revealing an underlying subtext that speaks volumes about desire, censorship, and the dangerous allure of forbidden expression.