The Importance of Being Earnest

Oscar Wilde's final and most celebrated play deftly explores the complicated business of living life as you please, whilst being seen to follow the conventional rules of society.Set in a world where cucumber sandwiches are serious business and the truth is always slightly negotiable, the play follows friends Jack and Algernon who have invented alter egos to escape social obligations only to find themselves hopelessly entangled in love, misunderstandings, and the formidable presence of Lady Bracknell.Packed with razorsharp dialogue and Wildes trademark satire of Victorian manners, The Importance of Being Earnest is a gloriously funny, chaotic and utterly charming evening of pure theatrical delight