Prime Stage Theatre Brings a “Trivial Comedy” to the Stage
The Importance of being Earnest hits the Stage at
The New Hazlett Theater
PITTSBURGH – Prime Stage Theatre enjoys continuing its 2013-2014 season with The Importance of being Earnest by Oscar Wilde.
Directed by Rich Keitel, Earnest is “a trivial comedy for serious people” filled with actors who have successfully entertained audiences on many Pittsburgh stages. Two young men, played by Tom Driscoll and Andrew Swackhammer, in order to impress their two young ladies, played by Hayley Nielsen and Magan Dee Yanko, pretend that their names are “Ernest.” But who is Earnest? Will the secret that has been hidden for years finally be revealed? Will Lady Bracknell, played by Susan McGregor-Laine, keep order amidst this confusion?
The elaborate set designs and period costumes are sure to dazzle and the dialogue and antics of the characters will keep the audience laughing from start to finish.
The performance runs from Saturday, March 8 through Sunday, March 16 at The New Hazlett Theater, with a preview performance on Friday, March 7.
Join us on March 8 for opening night’s “Go Wild with Wilde” event. Dress up in your best Oscar Wilde inspired outfit, wear a carnation in your lapel, or simply wear a fun hat. Refreshments will be served.
Tickets are on sale now.
For more information on the season or to buy tickets, visit www.primestage.com.
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