The Importance of Being Earnest

Wingz Productions are proud to present their latest show; “The Importance of Being Earnest” written by Oscar Wilde, Directed by David W. Owens & Produced by Sandi Owens. This production will be showing at the Town Hall Theatre, 297 Queen Street Campbelltown for a strictly limited season of 3 shows. The Premiere season of this production will be Friday 16th February 2007 at 8pm, to celebrate the opening night Wingz Productions will be putting on a supper after the performance. The season then continues on Saturday 17th February 2007 at 8pm with the last performance being on Sunday 18th February at 2pm (matinee). Tickets are: $18.00 Adults, $14.00 Seniors/Students. Special Ticket price on Sunday 18th February – All Tickets are $12.00. To book tickets call (02) 4627-1550, tickets can be purchased from 11th February 2007 at the Theatre Box Office. Lane, the Manservent.............................Mike Benstead Algernon Moncrieff...............................Brendan Jones Jack Worthing J.P. ..............................Danny Gillgren Lady Bracknell...................................Evi Kerr Miss Gwendolen Fairfax...........................Laura Ghannoum Miss Prism.......................................Simone Tree Cecily Cardew....................................Tess Waldron Reverend Cannon Frederick Chausble D.D. .........Douglas Baker Merriman, the Butler.............................Mike Benstead Synopsis of “The Importance of Being Earnest” The Importance of being Earnest follows the story of Jack Worthing & Algernon Moncrieff and their talents for slightly bending the truth. Jack, when he is in the city pretends to be Ernest to escape the dullness of country life; Algernon pretends to be visiting a terminally ill friend Mr. Bunbury to escape the hectic city life. When Algernon finds out the location of Jack's country estate, he pretends to be Jack's wicked brother Ernest and pays young Cecily a visit. Cecily is in love with Ernest but she has never met him. To add to this Gwendolyn also pays the estate a visit, looking for her Ernest (Jack). Just when all misunderstandings are corrected, Lady Bracknell arrives to thwart the plans of our two happy couples.