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Win Tickets To See The Importance of Being Earnest on November 3rd In Roseville.

Fathom Events and More2Screen are delighted to present the highly acclaimed revival of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest, from London’s West End! This marvelous one-night event will take place on Tuesday, November 3rd in select cinemas nationwide.

Considered Oscar Wilde’s best work, The Importance of Being Earnest, A Trivial Comedy for Serious People, has been making audiences laugh since it debuted in London in 1895. With hilarious farce and witty dialogue, this exhilarating masterpiece is a true crowd pleaser.



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Set in Victorian England, Wilde’s classic satirical comedy follows two bachelor friends, who create fake identities in an attempt to court two delightful young ladies. As things begin to go awry with their master plan, the gentlemen must grapple with the uproarious consequences of their deception. Hilarity ensues as aristocratic attitudes, romance, fortunes, double lives, and honor collide in this clever tale.

One of Britain’s most respected actors, David Suchet, leads the stellar West End cast in this eternally popular play. Don’t miss this one-night opportunity to experience the stunning production and celebrate the 120th anniversary of this theatrical treasure.

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