A hilarious and biting satire of Victorian morals and manners, Wilde's most famous comedy is a masterfully written romp featuring an absurd case of mistaken identity, and explores matters of love, marriage, and social status. Algernon and Jack are middle-class socialites, bored with their existence, and seek adventure by assuming different identities. Their charades can only go so far, however, and things really come to a head when they each decide to settle down and get married.
March 9 & 10, 15 - 17, 22 - 24, 2012 @ 7:30 PM
Discount Matinees: March 10 & 17
MEI Theatre
4081 Clearbrook Road, Abbotsford
Tickets On Sale Now @ House of James:
2743 Emerson Street, Abbotsford
604-852-37014 | 1-800-665-8828
Talk Back Thursdays*: March 15 & 22
Featuring: John Dawson | Joshua Friesen | Kirstie Hilverda | Carol Heynen | Sarah Hu | Ruth Kult | Trevor Kozak | Michael McIntyre | Nathan Unger | Matt Veenbaas
Directed by Ken Hildebrandt | Set Design by Brian Ball | Costume Design by Dani Rebain |
Lighting Design by Bryan Cutler | Sound Design by Rick Havinga | Stage Manager Charlene Crawford
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