General Information
Book...............................The Importance Of Being Earnest
Author............................Oscar Wilde
Players...........................Dame Judi Dench; Michael Horden; Martin Clunes; Terrence Alexander; John Moffatt; Samantha Bond; Michael Sheen; Miriam Margolyes; Amanda Root.
Abr/Unabr......................Unabridged
Genre.............................Classic Humour
Publisher.......................Hodder & Stoughton

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For those of you who love this book or if this is your first time, just allocate yourself 2 hours and find a place to indulge peace. In my case the greenhouse. You could try the car in the driveway.

ABOUT THE BOOK
Oscar Wilde's most famous play was described by its author as a trivial comedy for serious people'.

It's a mixture of the usual comic ploys of mistaken identity, thwarted romance, and a happy ending, but what makes this play a classic is Wilde's epigrams, whizzing dialogue, and the monstrous character Lady Bracknell, played in this new BBC production by Judi Dench.


About The Author
Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde was an Irish writer and poet and born Dublin in 1854 and died in Paris in 1900. After writing in different forms throughout the 1880s, he became one of London's most popular playwrights in the early 1890s. 

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