The Importance of being Earnest (2022)

BMTC are proud to present Oscar Wilde’s best and most well known play The Importance of being Earnest. A trivial comedy for serious people that looks at the foolishness and frippery of the upper classes.

Two bachelors get tangled up in a web of lies as they try to win the hearts of the girls they love. When their lies catch up with them they both have some serious explaining to do. Will the girls accept their explanations and forgive them? Will they manage to work through their own issues? and will their marriages be approved or will the handbag scandal prove too much?

This classic tale of love, lies and mistaken identity is not to be missed.

 

Show Sponsors

VENUE

Orston Village Hall Lombard St, Orston, Nottingham NG13 9NG

CAST

  • Adam Worton as Jack Worthing
  • Bertie Black as Algernon Moncrieff
  • Jessica McLean as Gwendolyn Fairfax
  • Natalie Webster as Cecily Cardew
  • Astrid Moules as Lady Bracknell
  • Anthony Alldread as Dr Chasuble
  • Karen Richards as Miss Prism
  • Paul Green as Lane, the butler
  • Emma Townsend as Merriman, the maid

CREW

Awaiting information (or possibly lost to the depths of time)

SHOW DATES & TICKETS

March 25, 2022

7:30 pm

March 26, 2022

7:30 pm

 

TICKET PRICES

£8
Show Dates: 25th & 26th March 2022

ADDITIONAL INFO

  • Production may contain flashing lights, strobe light effects, smoke and or loud noises.
  • If you are sensitive to any of these, please choose one of our relaxed performances (if available) which are adjusted to accommodate additional needs.
  • There is a bar serving alcoholic and soft drinks prior to the show and during the interval. A range of snacks and ice creams is also available.
  • Programmes are currently free.
  • Photography is not permitted. Professional photographs will be available.

SEATING PLAN

GALLERY