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THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST
15th July - 6pm - 8pm
Chapterhouse Theatre Company is proud to present: Oscar Wilde's finest and best-loved romantic comedy.
The Importance of Being Earnest
Saturday 15th July at Lamport Hall (Doors open at 4:30pm for a 6pm start time).
With a cast of unforgettably larger than life characters, the delightful Cecily, the roguish Algernon and the formidable Lady Bracknell are sure to keep you wildly entertained!
Picnic with friends and family and enjoy this exquisite new production of Wilde's hilarious tale of double lives and mistaken identities presented in full period costume.
Join us in Lamport Hall's stunning open-air Walled Garden, for a wonderful evening of theatre under the stars.
'Don't miss…the perfect evening'
The Daily Express
"Worth catching them whatever the show, wherever they go"
Northern Echo
"What Chapterhouse does is theatre at the coalface, carried by the power of acting… and they do it with distinction"
The Stage
Please Note: attendees are welcome to bring their own picnic, but will not be permitted to bring alcohol on site. A fully stocked bar selling alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages will be available to purchase on the day. Please bring your own picnic blanket or low-back seating (this will not be provided).
Disabled parking and toilets are available. Please note that there are a few steps in some places, with gravel paths as well as grass walking areas.
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