The Importance of Being Earnest

Oscar Wilde called it “a trivial comedy for serious people,” and 130 years later it’s still one of the funniest plays ever written. Every line is a perfectly polished zinger, and the cucumber sandwiches are a matter of life and death.

Come for the mistaken identities, the secret engagements, and a handbag that turns out to be unexpectedly important. Stay for Lady Bracknell, the most magnificently terrifying aunt in theater history. It’s an evening of sharp wit and pure fun, and you’ll be quoting it on the drive home.