University Players Ends Season With “The Importance Of Being Earnest”

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The final production of the season for the University Players kicks off this week with the production of The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde.

Oscar Wilde’s masterpiece and one of the funniest plays ever written! Algernon and Jack are good friends, who each maintain different identities in the town and in the country. And matters get particularly confusing when both men pursue love, each under the pseudonym of ‘Ernest!’ Amid a flurry of mistaken identity, witty banter and cucumber sandwiches, the day is saved by the larger than life Lady Bracknell. This side-splitting farce will keep you laughing until you cry!

The play runs this Thursday to Sunday and again next week Wednesday to Sunday at the Essex Hall Theater in the center of the UWindsor campus. The plays runs for two and a half hours. Ticket information can be found here.