Our current production
The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde
One of Wilde’s best-loved plays, Earnest is the story of one man’s quest to discover his true identity, marry the girl of his dreams and (hopefully) avoid her mother. Sparkling wit, razor-sharp put downs, possibly the only use in theatre of sugar lumps and fruit cake as weapons of revenge and, of course, The Handbag. Come prepared to giggle, guffaw and generally have a jolly good time!
The performances will run from Tuesday 14th February until Saturday 18th February 2012.
Photographs taken at rehearsal. Left:Ian Clegg (Dr. Chasuble) and Darren Heather (Jack). Right: Rhianna Colyer (Cecily) and Joseph Annette-Norman (Algernon).
Gala performance – Friday 17th February from 6.30pm
Lady Bracknell requests the pleasure of your company at a pre-performance
Late Afternoon Tea, to be served at 6.30pm on Friday 17th February, 2012.
For a modest sum, her staff will be pleased to serve you a selection of
delicacies accompanied by tea or coffee (according to personal
preference).
RSVP required
See Tickets page for more information.