Salome’s Last Dance

Salome’s Last Dance (1988) follows Oscar Wilde and his lover as they arrive at an exclusive brothel where a clandestine staging of Wilde’s banned play Salome unfolds with bawdy performers doubling as characters in the biblical drama. As the risque production intertwines with Wilde’s own life, forbidden desire, theatrical excess, and dark humor escalate toward an arrest that blurs art and scandal. This Gothic comedy‑drama blends theatrical flair and surreal interpretation in a flamboyant take on Wilde’s world and mythic impulse.