By Oscar Wilde
Directed by Roerick Sweeney The most famous of the British Parlor Comedies, The Importance of Being Earnest is the stunningly funny masterpiece by Oscar Wilde. Called A Trivial Comedy for Serious People, this play features a group of beautiful, compelling people who want nothing more than to escape the social archetypes of their time and place. Adapted (with dubious rigor) to be staged in Bozeman, Montana, this timeless play is directed by Roerick Sweeney, with set design by the incomparable Birdie Hall, and a live band consisting of the dazzlingly talented Caroline Janssen. Program page with full cast and crew credits. |
CAST
Roerick Sweeney Jack Worthing Matt LeSalle Algernon Moncrieff Amy Stern Gwendolen Fairfax Aly White Cecily Cardew Rachael Baseley Miss Prism Keith Cold Canon Chasuble Valerie Watson Lady Bracknell Wyatt Chestnut Mr. Lane JJ Dorsch Mr. Merriman/Mr. Gribsby Tyler Weil Mr. Moulton |
CREW
DIRECTOR: Roerick Sweeney ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Dylan Albans STAGE MANAGER: Jessica Lee COSTUMES: Mason Erban PROPS: Jessica Lee SET CONSTRUCTION: Chris Kirkwood II, Jeff Strock, Matt LaSalle, Jordyn Milledge BACKDROPS: Birdie Hall, Renn Meuwinissen, Devun Scott, Katherine Sessle, Natalie Smith, Heather Sikoski, Emi Wilson LIGHTING DESIGNER: Dacota Stordahl HOUSE BAND: Caroline Janssen HOUSE MANAGEMENT: Darin Heitt-Rennie, Mary Orr, Valerie Watson, Rachael Baseley, April Bennett PUBLICITY: Liz Preston HEADSHOT PHOTOGRAPHER: April Bennett MUFFIN WRANGLER: Jeff Strock |