Overview
Jack Worthing resides in the country. Algernon Moncrieff in the city. Yet, they share a common solution to escape the humdrum moments of their lives by creating imaginary people. Jack pretends to be his own philandering brother, Ernest, and Algernon has a sickly friend, Bunbury, on the cusp of death at any moment. Living a double life does have its drawbacks, especially when it comes to love. Hoping to impress two eligible ladies, the gentlemen find themselves caught in an overly complicated charade with witty dialogue, romantic notions, and ridiculous charm in a masterful comedy that has wooed audiences for over 130 years!
The Importance of Being Earnest will be presented with two 10-minute intermissions.
Ticket Information
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- $18 for Seniors (62+)
- $15 for Students (21 & under)
- Value Nights: Thurs, September 11 & Thurs, September 18 @ 7 p.m.
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Cast
Robert Kroes: Algernon Moncrieff
Connor Blankenship: John “Jack” Worthing, J.P.
Andrea Bullar: Hon. Gwendolen Fairfax
Emily Mueller: Lady Bracknell
Alexandria Eggert: Cecily Cardew
Joan Kale: Miss Prism, Governess
David Crowley: Rev. Canon Chasuble, D.D.
Gregory Nevil: Merriman, Butler / Lane, Manservant
Crew
Douglas Instenes: Director
Joycelyn Fish: PSM
Jane Srnick: Tech Director
Em Allen: Set Design
Ashley Grainger: Stage Manager
Isabella Bullock: ASM
Frank Russ: Light Design
Corrine Nash: Light Tech
Lauren Instenes: Sound Design
Bill Barlak: Sound Tech
Laura-Nicole Musolf: Props Design
Raquel Wright: Props Run
Drake Lewerenz: Costume Design
Penny Giese: Wardrobe
Lauren Jaeger: Hair/Make-Up
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