PAST PRODUCTION
(2008)
The Importance of Being Earnest
By Oscar Wilde
About the Show
By Oscar Wilde. Directed by Paul Marshall. Worthing and Moncrieff invent the name Ernest for their alter egos. Worthing becomes Ernest when visiting Gwendolene in London, and Moncrieff when visiting Worthing's young ward Cecily in the country. Eventually they end up together in the country trying to bluff it out but their deceptions are discovered. The action is set in 1895.
Cast
Lane: Unknown
Algernon Moncrieff: Geoff Dillon
John Worthing J.P.: Ian-Paul Munday
Lady Bracknell: Carolyn Taylor
Hon Gwendolen Fairfax: Jenny Jones
Miss Prism: Pat Adams
Cecily Cardew: Amy Comper
Rev. Canon Chasuble: Unknown
Merriman: Bernard Harriss
Creative Team
Lighting Designer: Mike Walker
Sound Designer: Unknown
Set Design: Adrian Pope
Stage Director: Unknown
Stage Manager: Sally Guttridge
Asst Stage Manager: Unknown
Technical Support: David Hart
Technical Support: Ian James
Stage Crew: Unknown
Stage Crew: Daniel Malynn
Stage Crew: Christopher Stewart
Props: Sally Guttridge
Garden Flowers: Carolyn Fuller
Garden Flowers: Unknown
Wardrobe: Eve Stone
Hair & wigs: Jean Golder
Hair & wigs: Christine Lever
Hair & wigs: Penny Vetterlein
Prompt: Unknown
House Manager: Unknown
Refreshments: Ann Herbert
Refreshments: Nina James
Raffle: Eve Stone
Box Office: Margaret Uzzell
Programme/poster design: Unknown
Programme Editor: John Guttridge
