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This option requires the purchase of a sufficient number of distribution rights for your entire cast. Click on ORDER THIS TITLE, then select ELECTRONIC PREVIEW SCRIPT.Į-Scripts allow organizations to receive an emailed, printable PDF of the script within one business day without needing to prepay for scripts or royalties. When the two lovely ladies realize they are both engaged to Ernest Worthing, it takes much earnest - and hysterical - conversation before true love can prevail.Į-Views deliver a non-printable, complete preview script to your Pioneer library for reading anytime. Hilarity ensues as Algernon travels to the country and also takes on the false identity of Ernest in order to court Cecily. While in the city visiting his pal and courting Algernon’s beautiful cousin Gwendolen, he is Ernest. When at his country home, where he is ward to the lovely Cecily, he goes by his given name, Jack. Jack, in fact, lives a completely double life. Good friends Algernon Moncrieff and Jack Worthing both have created fictitious personalities to help them avoid their social obligations. There’s never been a more accessible adaptation to introduce new generations to this timeless theatre delight, thanks to the abbreviated running time, balanced cast, and optional brief narrations by Algernon Moncrieff’s butler, Lane (who later plays Jack’s butler, Merriman). Considered by many to be the wittiest English comedy ever, this brisk yet faithful adaptation retains all the plot elements and classic lines while presenting the charming farce in under an hour.

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