A Woman of No Importance By Oscar Wilde

A Woman of No Importance is a literary fiction book by author Oscar Wilde. Lord Illingworth was a charming man. He is invited to the best houses to conquer seductive women who hide their shame in the reclusive life. Oscar Wilde uses his witty storytelling to conceal a narrow view of everything about English society and American preferences.

We invite you to listen to this fascinating story. Here are the top 3 reviews and comments that readers love about this fascinating book.

Review 1: A Woman of No Importance audiobook by Cheryl

Pitch Perfect Performance

This dramatised version of Oscar WIldes’ A Woman of No Importance is stunning. I listened to this three times over enjoying the visions that danced so easily in my head as the performers each carried their part to nth degree of perfection.
This play is rich in cultural pearls of wisdom and highlights divide between male and female, between the rich and the poor and working class and it explores the ties that bind people in society and what strengthens and weakens the ties. Love of course triumphs and in a way only the wit and wisdom of Oscar Wilde could produce.

Review 2: A Woman of No Importance audiobook by Katherine

Just plain enjoyable.

Oscar Wilde’s works are always fun to listen to, and this dramatised version is no exception. Relax and enjoy his witty take on society.

Review 3: A Woman of No Importance audiobook by Jenna

Performances were forced

Any additional comments?

After really enjoying The Importance of Being Earnest I was keen to give this audio a try, and while it was good, it wasn’t great. It too has long-lost family, mistaken identities and rich people’s shenanigans, but it just wasn’t as fun. The characters weren’t as compelling, and the story wasn’t as engaging. The performances weren’t as great here either, they FELT like performances rather than like you were listening to actual conversations between the characters. I was also surprised that several of the lines were exactly the same as those found in Earnest – of course, this came earlier and so Wilde must have reused them for Earnest, and they ARE great lines, but I didn’t like the repeated use. I wouldn’t listen to or read this again.

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