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11 April 2016

I is for Importance

Source: Wikipedia
The Importance of Being Earnest

 Originally opened in London February 14, 1895.

Currently: in the public domain. Possibly at a theatre near you.

Book: Oscar Wilde

Everybody knows about: “The good ended happily, and the bad unhappily. That is what Fiction means.”

I have thoughts: I only just saw this last summer. I don't know how I went so long without having ever seen it. It's a delight.

Have you seen Earnest? Did you laugh a lot?
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3 comments:

Unknown said...

I saw it at Lubbock Christian University some years back. I laughed a lot. The story was, of course, well written, but knowing the actors in their off-campus life made it hilarious.

11 April, 2016 07:57
Huntress said...

Oscar Wilde is one intriguing character to me. I've heard of Earnest but never took a moment to check it out. I will do so now. :D

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11 April, 2016 09:54
Su said...

@Sharlan: 'Tis true.

@Huntress: I do enjoy Wilde's work.

11 April, 2016 19:49

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