by Oscar Wilde
directed by Dorothy Neumann
June 7-July 7, 2007
at Arlington’s Theatre on the Run
Thurs-Sat at 8 PM; Sat matinees at 2 PM; special added performance Wednesady, June 13 at 8 PM
The Importance of Being Earnest is Irish playwright Oscar Wilde’s best known play, a comedic send up of the ruling class in Victorian England, where despite the ridiculous, love can conquer all, if only one is earnest.
is Irish playwright Oscar Wilde’s best known play, a comedic send up of the ruling class in Victorian England, where despite the ridiculous, love can conquer all, if only one is earnest.
Reserve at 703-892-0202 x 7 or email to: newisland@keegantheatre.com
This Keegan Theatre New Island Project production is directed by Dorothy Neumann, who last year directed Keegan’s production of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman, and features Christopher Dinolfo and Michael Innocenti who both appeared in Death of a Salesman, and even more recently appeared together in New Island’s production of Owen McCafferty’s Mojo Mickybo.
| The Cast |
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| Erin Buchanan |
Gwendolyn |
| John F. Degen |
Rev. Chasuble |
| Christopher Dinolfo |
Jack |
| Suzanne Edgar |
Cecily |
| Melissa Hmelnicky |
Lane/Merriman |
| Mike Innocenti |
Algernon |
| Barbara Klein |
Lady Bracknell |
| Rosemary Regan |
Miss Prism |
| The Production Staff |
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| Dorothy Neumann |
Director |
| Eric and Kerry Lucas |
Set Design |
| Dan Martin |
Light Design |
| Dan Martin |
Sound Design |
| Bill Puscilowsky |
Costume Design |
| Daniel Chavez |
Stage Manager |
| Katrina Whiskup |
Properties & Production Assistance
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