By Moises Kaufman In April 1895 Oscar Wilde brought a libel suit against the Marquess of Queensbury, the father of his youthful lover, who had publicly maligned him as a sodomite. In doing so, England's reigning man of letters set in motion a series of events that would culminate in his ruin and imprisonment  For within a year the bewildered Wilde was on trial for a vision of art that outraged Victorian propriety and - implicitly - for acts of -  "Gross Indeceny" Coordinated by ensemble member - Ray Cunha Back © 2003 | The Free Readers Ensemble | all rights reserved | web design by DWK