The Importance of Being Earnest May 23, 2008

Jack loves Gwendolyn. Algernon loves Cecily. The women are in love with Ernest -- whose name "inspires absolute confidence." Soon the lovers are amidst mistaken identities, high tea and purloined handbags. Dubbed by the author as "a trivial comedy for serious people," this classic is brimming with brilliant wit and scathing satire.