The Importance of Being Earnest
19 – 22 February 2009
Victoria Theatre
Directed by Claire Devine
Starring Huzir Sulaiman, Andy Tear, Julie Wee, Susan Tordoff, Michael Corbidge,
Jennifer Stacey, Nikki Wise, Robert Jenkin, Matt Grey
What is it about?
The play follows the story of best friends, Jack Worthing and Algernon Moncrieff. Jack loves Gwendolyn. Algernon loves Cecily. Gwendolyn loves Earnest. Cecily loves Earnest. Neither Jack nor Algernon are Earnest. Or are they? Set in 19th century England, The Importance of Being Earnest is a uproarious tale of mistaken identities, a stolen handbag and everybody wanting to be Earnest!
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Credits
Playwright Oscar Wilde
Director Claire Devine
Huzir Sulaiman as …………….. Algernon
Andy Tear as …………….. Jack
Julie Wee as …………….. Gwendolen
Susan Tordoff as …………….. Lady Bracknell
Michael Corbidge as …………….. Mr. Chasuble
Jennifer Stacey as …………….. Cecily
Nikki Wise as …………….. Miss Prism
Robert Jenkin as …………….. Merriman
Matt Grey as …………….. Lane
Crew
Production Manager Rosemary McGowan
Stage Manager Sahirrah Safit
Asst. Stage Manager Rebecca Lee
Set Design Rob Devine
Lighting Design Low Wee Cheng
Publicity Design Jean Low

