The Importance of Being Earnest

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Set in Victorian England, this play features Mr. John Worthing, who invents a fictional brother, Ernest, to escape to the city and woo Gwendolen Fairfax. His friend, Algernon Moncrieff, discovers the ruse and pretends to be Ernest to charm Cecily Cardew. The ensuing chaos and misunderstandings culminate in a humorous exploration of marriage and societal norms, showcasing Oscar Wilde's sharp wit and satirical style. This timeless comedy promises laughter through its absurdity and clever dialogue.