FREE COMEDY IN THE PARK:
The Importance of Being Earnest
Acme is proud to present our spring mainstage play:
The Importance of Being Earnest
By Oscar Wilde
Directed by
Wren Arellano-Calderon
Synopsis:
Everyone is in love with Ernest, the irresistible bad boy of London society. The trouble is, Ernest doesn’t exist. Oscar Wilde fills this uproarious farce with delicious bon mots, as two pairs of young lovers scramble to untangle their own web of lies and win the approval of the imperious Lady Bracknell. Earnest is a wildly entertaining “trivial comedy for serious people,” that sparkles with dazzling wordplay and hilariously unlikely situations.
Oscar Wilde’s most popular play has entertained theatre-goers for over a century. Audiences can expect a dazzling blend of witty repartee and biting commentary on love, identity, and the absurdity of societal expectations. Whether you’re a longtime fan of classic theatre or new to Wilde’s world, this is a production not to be missed!
Important Show Information, Read BEFORE Attending
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All show performances are free.
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Masks are ENCOURAGED for Sunday *matinee* performances.
Show Dates and Times
7pm, Friday, May 22
7pm, Saturday, May 23
*7pm, Sunday, May 24*
7pm, Monday, May 25
*At these shows, masks are encouraged.*
Ticket Prices
No tickets are required, the show is free (Although donations are greatly appreciated)!
Location:
Davis Community Church North Lawn, Corner of 5th & C Street, Davis CA
This production is supported in part by
A grant from the City of Davis Arts & Cultural Affairs program
