The Importance of Being Earnest
next weekend in London

"Outstanding production. The set was amazing and very cleverly done. All of the cast were fabulous, esp Jack and Ciciley. Loved the servant, great comic timing. The staff at The Noel Coward were all incredibly helpful with a special shout-out to Laslo who ensured everything was taken care of - thank you. Look forward to my next visit"

"Exhilarating! We loved every single minute!"

"Brilliant. The whole cast were fantastic from start to finish. Everything from the costumes the scenery the production. We thoroughly enjoyed it. I would highly recommend you go and see this."

"Such a fun time watching this stellar cast! Loved the show!"

"Brilliant, funny, great acting Beautiful theatre We had a great time Thank you"

"The cast was incredible! a must-see production!"

"Superbly funny and witty. Sparkling performance from all the actors."

"Fantastic production! The cast were amazing. Our seats were in the balcony so higher than heaven itself but could still see the stage."

"Exactly what you want in a London theatre experience! Wonderful!"

"It was a wonderful time. Beautifully spent at Christmas!"

"Fabulous enjoyed every minute."

"Stephen Fry is best!!!"

"I would describe this production as a bucket list experience. The Importance of Being Earnest is, in my opinion, one of the greatest literary works in history. Casting Stephen Fry as Lady Bracknall is both obvious and genius. If Wilde and Fry had existed in the same era I'm sure they would have collaborated on more than more occasion. Kitty Hawthorne as Cecily came a close second with her hilarious performance (not sure why she has been credited as Gwedoline on the main Web page!) and Haley Carmichael as Lane/Merriman was brilliant. These alone were enough to make this an unforgettable version of this masterpiece of writing."

"Absolutely fantastic - Olly Alexander and Stephen Fry were exceptional and the rest of the cast was hilarious"

"Fairly awful production. Apart from Stephen Fry as lady bracknell, I found the cast especially the two young ladies and miss prisum almost embarrassing to watch. Not sure why the director had to turn this masterpiece into a panto at times. Ghastly!"

"I was coming to see a musician friend of mine from Glasgow play for his time in Ronnie Scotts. So I made a weekend of it. Coincidentally Stephen Fry was to be Aunt Augusta. How could I resist. This version of Importance was a brilliant variation on the two film versions. Although living up to Edith Evan’s “a handbag” is always going to be a challenge. Stephen Fry’s first entrance on the stage was awesome and the audience applauded that as much as the final curtain bowing. The other cast members were equally fantastic, each bringing their own idiosyncrasies. This play was funny. The two ladies were definitely not as genteel as the those portrayed in the film versions. The music at the start and end added to the mix. In short, the anticipation I had back in July when I first saw the play was on during my time in London and had Stephen Fry, lived up to that expectation. It’s a must see. Please consider bringing it to Glasgow."

"As soon as I saw Stephen Fry, I felt that my money was well spent. He was like a comic rock of Gibraltar. But the cast was uneven and the direction was sort of towards flamboyance but without much point. The two male leads especially were sort of silly in a way that was often ineffective. Stephen Fry shows that you can get so many more laugh without all of that. Especially with a script that is still so funny today.. I can see campiness as an ode to Wilde, but this campiness didn’t say something. Reminds me of beach blanket Babylon or similar local “fun” revue. But with an all too brief star turn by one of the greats"

"Brilliant play with an amazing cast"

"What a joyous performance! Funny as expected with the celebrity cast. But the other cast members definitely stole the show!! Definitely one to see!"