The Importance Of Being Earnest

Described by Oscar Wilde as a delicate bubble of fancy, his last play sees eligible bachelors, Jack and Algernon, lead double lives in pursuit of pleasure.

Lady Bracknell seeks a well-heeled husband for her daughter, Gwendolen and Cecily will only marry a man with the name of Ernest.

Perhaps the wittiest comedy in the English language, Wilde excels himself in this glorious parody of upper-class life in the 1890s.