FHMS Player’s The Importance of Being Earnest
Posted March 25, 2014 at 5:57 am by Tim Dustrude
It’s next Friday, Saturday and Sunday…
Island teens take on witty dialogue, vintage costumes and farcical fun as they present Oscar Wilde’s classic play first performed in London in 1895.
The play takes a satirical look at Victorian ways, the nature of marriage, the constraints of morality, hypocrisy vs. inventiveness, and essentially, the importance of not being “earnest.”
“The writing is brilliant,” said director Jane Maxwell Campbell. “It’s a sweet, light comedy that exposes young people to good literature.”
Cast:
Brian Fleming – John/Jack Worthing/Ernest in London
Diego Anderson – Algernon Moncrief/Ernest in the Country
EmmaJean Carpentier – Lady Bracknell
Macalister Arendt – Gwendolen Fairfax
Lucy Urbach – Cecily Cardew
Katy Kulseth – Miss Prism
Zach Fincher – Rev. Chausuble
Jaclyn Domenech – Miss Merryman/Lane
Tickets are available at www.sjctheatre.org or 378-3210.
March 28-29 7:30 pm
March 30 2:00 pm
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