The Importance of Being Earnest (Je dôležité mať Filipa)
The Irish Culture Club presents play By Oscar Wilde
The Importance of Being Earnest is a timeless tale of identity, opulence and sharp-tongued wit follows the lives of the rich and ridiculous, all looking for something to do, someone to love and somewhere to belong.
Directed by Oscar Brophy and John Fagan
For Jack and Algernon, being young and rich isn’t easy. In fact, being swathed in luxury is, well…depressing. Tired of the never-ending soirees and penthouse shindigs, they escape their anxious existence (and Lady Bracknell).
But love isn’t as easy as it seems. After all, Cecily and Gwendolen have standards, not to mention a peculiar passion for the name of Ernest…
Jack Worthing / Ernest — Jakov Jakov
Algernon Moncrieff — Thom Lovelock
Gwendolen Fairfax — Emma Feeley
Cecily Cardew — Yeva Yatsiuta
Lady Bracknell (Augusta) — Celina Barber
Miss Laetitia Prism — Maria Marge Antoniova
Rev. Canon Chasuble — Colm Hughes
Merriman — John Toner
Lane — Daren Oldring
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