May Play 2012

 The Importance of

Being Earnest
 By Oscar Wilde
 
 
Thursday 17th, Friday 18th and Saturday 19th May 2012 
7.30pm
At Haslemere Hall
Tickets from www.haslemerehall.com or 01428 642161
 
Algernon and Jack are good friends, who each maintain, as a matter of convenience, different
identities depending on whether they are in the town or the country. It therefore becomes especially inconvenient, not to say confusing, when Jack proposes to Algernon’s cousin Gwendolyn under the pseudonym of ‘Ernest’, while Algernon proposes to Jack’s ward Cecily also under the pseudonym of ‘Ernest’. In truth, no one is particularly earnest,
except the imperious Lady Bracknell, who takes a dim view of everything.
 
Wildely improbable. Amid a flurry of mistaken
identity, witty banter and cucumber sandwiches, Oscar Wilde created the most elegant of comedies of manners
 
 
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