The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde

Jack and Algernon are wealthy gentlemen. Jack (known to Algernon as Ernest) lives a respectable life in the country providing an example to his young ward Cecily. Algernon lives in luxury in London and has invented an imaginary invalid friend (Bunbury) whom he visits in the country whenever an unappealing social engagement presents itself. Jack has also invented a character - a wayward younger brother called Ernest whom he uses as pretext for going up to London and enjoying himself. The plot thickens through a series of farcical events involving a host of amusing characters, and in the best tradition of the well-made play, the story ends with all the loose ends tied up and everyone set to live happily ever after. This witty production promises an evening of frivolity and fun for everyone.