Chaos meets comedy in this off-the-rails adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest.

equal parts loving homage and uproarious parody.

Interactive comedy. Voluntary…. Well mostly!

...a 75-minute chaotic ball of thunder, culminating in some brilliant work for audience members to take part in.

Straight off the bat, I say go see this unpredictable, no show is the same Fringe show!

It is side-splitting hilarity as the play falls apart yet is held together by volunteers from the audience.

The community of theatre encapsulated, and a riff on “the show must go on” in Oscar Wilde’s classic with hilarious and unique results

There’s no need for SparkNotes in this play within a play with plenty of audience interaction and subsequent improvisation along the way

A night of slapstick humour and a wonderfully unpredictable romp.

A wildly unpredictable, laugh-out-loud take on The Importance of Being Earnest that turns audience chaos into pure comedy.

Manages to stumble its way to a successful conclusion where cast and audience can share a feeling of great accomplishment!

As late-night Fringe fare, …Earnest? feels destined for cult status

…Earnest? is a belly laugh from start to finish. The script crackles with witty asides and clever improvisations.

...Earnest? lives up to the promise of being WILD(E)!