March 1989
The Importance Of Being Earnest
by Oscar Wilde
The play follows two friends, John and Algernon, who lead double lives to escape social obligations, with John using a fictional brother named "Ernest" and Algernon creating a chronic invalid called "Bunbury" to have excuses to leave town.
ACT I
Algernon Moncrief's flat in Half-Moon street, Woolton.
ACT II
The garden at the Manor House, Woolton
ACT III
The morning-room at the Manor House
CAST
JOHN WORTHING
ALGERNON MONCRIEFF
REV CANON CHASUBLE
MERRIMAN
LANE
LADY BRACKNELL
HON GWENDOLEN FARIFAX
CECILY CARDEW
MISS PRISM
Neale Webb
Cedric Christie
Jim Lovegrove
Dick White
Sam Hutchinson
Ida Dann
Gwendolyn Barrett
Linda Montgomery
Patricia Hastings Hardy
CREW
DIRECTOR
STAGE MANAGER
ASSISTED BY
PROMPT
PUBLICITY
PROPS
FRONT OF HOUSE
Costumes kindly supplied by St Patrick's Players, Greystones
Jim Lovegrove
Geoff Lovegrove
Brian Crawford
Wendy Scales
Sylvia Gray
Pauline Sweeney, Sylvia Gray
Hilda de Nais