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Onstage: The Importance of Being Ernest

Dennis Murphy directs Oscar Wilde's tale of double lives, love and frivolity in 19th-century London. The satire concerns the paradoxes of the Victorian age. The play is produced by the Drama Workshop, which has brought classics to local stages since 1954

By Stephen Carter-Novotni on Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 2:06 pm

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Dennis Murphy directs Oscar Wilde’s tale of double lives, love and frivolity in 19th-century London. The satire concerns the paradoxes of the Victorian age. The play is produced by the Drama Workshop, which has brought classics to local stages since 1954. $15. Performances are Friday-Sunday and Feb 24-26 at Westwood Town Hall (3017 Harrison Ave., Westwood). 513-598-8303.

Go here for show times and directions.

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