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The Importance of being Earnest

The Importance of being Earnest A comedy by Oscar Wilde Directed by Kevin Trask Season 2 2004: 1 June to 19 June One of the wittiest of English comedies, 'The Importance of being Earnest' demonstrates the sheer brilliance of Oscar Wilde. It was first produced in London in 1895 and it was to be his last stage play. Sadly, he did not live to see the success of his masterpiece, written as a topical play to mock what he saw as the hypocrisy of the Victorian society in which he lived. The play has an eduring quality that will be enjoyed by generations to come.

CAST

Jack Worthing JP:

Justin Lucas

Algernon Moncrieff:

Andrew Bertram

Rev Canon Chasuble DD:

Trevor Blum

Merriman (Butler):

Nicholas Ryan

Lane (Manservant):

Nicholas Ryan

Lady Bracknell:

Louise Whiteman

Hon. Gwendolen Fairfax:

Catherine Handley

Cecily Cardew:

Rachael Dewar

Miss Prism (Governess):

Sue Gilbert

PRODUCTION TEAM

Director:

Kevin Trask

Stage Manager:

Jan Bird

Back Stage Crew:

Keith Boulton

Maria Fleming

Henry Gawel

Don Rhodes

​Nicholas Ryan

Set Design:

Kevin Trask

Wardrobe:

Sylvia Carr

Russell Johnson

1927-2009

Elaine Nichols

Penny Temple-Watts

Lighting Design:

Michael Gerrish

Danny Sandler

Sound Design:

Michael Gerrish

Nick Grubb

Lighting and Sound Operator:

Leigh Delmenico

Production Manager:

Denis Lawson

Scenic Artist:

Barry Pearce

Set Decor:

Alicia Templar

Set Construction:

Keith Boulton

Leigh Delmenico

Denis Lawson

Stephen Nichols Snr

Office Administration:

Patricia Lyall

Box Office Secretary:

Lyn Handy

Box Office Assistance:

Lesley Bailey

Sandy Clinton

Jess Connor

Viv Ryan

Front of House Manager:

Jean Steel

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