THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST

written by Oscar Wilde

directed by Wendy Drowley

12 JUL - 28 JUL 2012

Weeknights and Saturdays at 8:00 pm

Sundays at 2:00 pm

About the play

First performed to the London public in 1895, this classic comedy of manners needs little introduction today. It tells of two flippant young men who, in order to impress their respective fiancees, pretend their names are "Ernest". Both their ladies believe this essential to their happiness.

The rapid-fire wit and wonderfully eccentric characters, including the unique Lady Bracknell, have made it the delight of audiences for decades.

The perfect English comedy.

Character details

Character	Actor
John Worthing	Ian McGregor
Algernon Moncrieff	James Jackson
Gwendolen Fairfax	Aimee Sanderson
Cecily Cardew	Taryn Eva
Lady Bracknell	Frances Hutson
Miss Prism	Judi Clark
Rev Chasuble	John Cheshire
Lane	Tom Hall
Merriman	Ian Robertson

For further enquiries, please email the Director, Wendy Drowley or call 0413-580-650

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