The New Rep Theatre Company presents The Importance of Being Earnest, which follows four London Socialites in a story of romance, intrigue and mistaken identity in a modern take on the story that sets the events of this raucous Oscar Wilde farce in contemporary London.
Between the city apartment of Algernon in London to the rural residence of Jack in the country, the play includes classic characters such as Lady Bracknell and the governess Miss Prism.
In a society dominated by expectations and plagued by a complete inability to tell the truth, each character works their hardest to find their true love.
Full cast Includes Nathan Brocklebank as Jack Worthing, Zara Alleyne as Gwendolyn Fairfax, Annabel Bellew as Cecily Cardew, Kim Whatmore as Algernon Moncrieff, Emily Foxton as Lady Bracknell, Isha Chana as Miss Prism, Ross Gordon as Canon Chasuble and Harry French as Lane/Merriman.
Directed and produced by Artistic Director David Knight, with costume design by Annabel Bellew, social media and marketing by Ross Gordon & Kim Whatmore, and sound design by Craig Binning.
Running at The Golden Goose on Tuesday 25th, Thursday 27th, Friday 28th and Saturday 29th March, The Importance of Being Earnest is suitable for ages 13 and up!
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