The Importance of Being Earnest

13th – 16th October 7.30pm, 17th October 2.30pm at The Place Theatre

“My ideal has always been to love some one of the name of Ernest. There is something in that name that inspires absolute confidence.”

Mistaken identities, secret double lives, and outrageous romance collide in The Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar Wilde’s beloved comedy of manners.

 When Algernon and Jack invent alter egos to escape their social obligations, their carefully crafted lies spiral into a whirlwind of confusion, unexpected proposals, and hilariously tangled relationships. As hidden truths come to light and etiquette is pushed to its limits, Wilde delivers a sparkling satire of Victorian society filled with clever wordplay, unforgettable characters, and nonstop laughs.

Will Algernoon and Jack learn the Importance of Being Earnest?

Join us for an evening of laughter, charm, and clever twists to find out

 

Book Tickets

Home, I’m Darling

7.30pm 14th – 20th February 2027 at The Place Theatre

“Judy and Johnny are living the 1950s dream, but behind the gingham curtains, things aren’t quite what they seem. After all, every marriage needs a little fantasy. In this Olivier Award-winning comedy, Laura Wade shows us a couple with a unique solution to dealing with the pressures of the world.
 
It’s very funny, a little sad, and surprisingly believable.
 
First produced by the National Theatre and following a West End run and national tour.”