O. Wilde "An Ideal Husband"

Oscar Wilde was known for his English satire, the mockery of the upper class, and a cynical view to romantic love, all this come across in one of his best plays “ An Ideal Husband”.
Politicians hiding secrets? Sound familiar? This tale brings historical pieces to present times magnificently.
and how a young ambitious but poor man can commit a crime, which is a mistake.
Arthur Goring is thirty-six and still unmarried. A notorious flirt and favorite of the ladies, he is stunned when his father informs him that he must find a suitable match before he can claim his inheritance. But Arthur's problems seem simple when Laura Chevely comes to town with a purpose of her own. A beautiful, clever, manipulative redhead Mrs. Chevely's intentions are to blackmail Arthur's best friend, Sir Robert Chiltern, a member of Parlament. The woman has an incriminating letter from his youth that could easily endanger his political career. The price she demands is Robert's support of the new canal scheme, queer and a financially-dangerous proposition.
His past mistake may come back heavily onto him. But he resists and adheres to his moral reputation. He prefers doing...

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