Productions
After the original run, there has been only one professional revival in the West End, a 1999 Coward centenary production at the Peacock Theatre, London, conducted by John McGlinn. Casts of the original production and the revival are given below.
| Role | 1954 cast |
1999 centenary cast | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duchess of Berwick | Irene Browne | Penelope Keith | |
| Lady Plymdale | Lois Green | Rosie Ashe | |
| Lady Stutfield | Pam Marmont | Fiona Kimm | |
| Lady Jedburgh | Betty Felstead | Frances McCafferty | |
| Mr Dumby | Dennis Bowen | Christopher Saunders | |
| Cecil Graham | Tom Gill | Tom McVeigh | |
| Mrs Hurst-Green | Marion Grimaldi | ||
| Lord Augustus Lorton | Donald Scott | Gordon Sandison | |
| Lord Windermere | Peter Graves | Eric Roberts | |
| Lady Windermere | Vanessa Lee | Linda Kitchen | |
| Mr Hopper | Graham Payn | George Dvorsky | |
| Lord Darlington | Shamus Locke | Karl Daymond | |
| Lady Agatha Carlisle | Patricia Cree | Nina Young | |
| Mrs Erlynne | Mary Ellis | Marie McLaughlin |
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