Oscar Wilde’s comedic play which satirizes the conventions and manners of the late Nineteenth century. Best friends Jack and Algernon each adopt fictional identities to escape social obligations. Jack invents a brother named Ernest, while Algernon creates an invalid friend named Bunbury. The plot unfolds with mistaken identities, romantic entanglements, clever wordplay, and humorous social commentary. Directed by Danica Jenelle Jackson
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