The Importance of Being Earnest By Oscar Wilde April 20th - 23rd 2005 The Lytton Theatre Stevenage Director Linda Friis. Producer Bob Sage

The Stevenage Lytton Players Spring 2005 Drama Production was The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde performed at the Lytton Theatre.

A Trivial Play for Serious People

First performed in 1895, we presented this classic comedy as our Spring 2005 Drama. The play is full of wicked characterisation and sharp repartee, and is as funny now as when it was first produced. It is always a popular play and a favourite for school study.

Cast (In order of appearance)

• Lane, Algernon’s Man Servant: Terry Budin-Jones
• Algernon Moncrieff: John Seaton
• Jack Worthing: Adrian Johnson
• Lady Bracknell: Rosemary Brown
• Gwendolen Fairfax, her daughter: Katy Love
• Miss Prism, Cecily’s governess: Janet Middleton
• Cecily Cardew, Jack’s ward: Caroline Thorp
• Reverend Dr Chasuble: Bob Sage
• Merriman, Jack’s Man Servant: Mike McCluskey