The Importance Of Being Earnest Tickets

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M Reviewed on 18 November 2015 by Mark
Derry, United Kingdom

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S Reviewed on 11 November 2015 by Stephen
Bedford, United Kingdom

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M Reviewed on 11 November 2015 by Michael
Mesa, United States

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M Reviewed on 09 November 2015 by Mairi
Exeter, United Kingdom

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Excellent acting

J Reviewed on 30 October 2015 by Jacqueline
Tr3 6hs, United Kingdom

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Great story, very clever and amusing, excellent acting by everyone. A really great night out. Jim Reeve

J Reviewed on 21 October 2015 by James
London, United Kingdom

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Nothing to write home about

G Reviewed on 20 October 2015 by Graham
Oakworth, United Kingdom

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Entertaining and wonderful acting.

F Reviewed on 16 October 2015 by Frederick
Beccles, United Kingdom

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Excellent show, really enjoyed it, acting was extremely good, laughed out loud, so funny, would recommend it to anyone

K Reviewed on 05 October 2015 by Kathleen
Waltham Cross, United Kingdom

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C Reviewed on 03 October 2015 by Carolyn
Church Stretton, United Kingdom

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Couldn't attend due to illness, no cancellation policy, so wasted money

L Reviewed on 03 October 2015 by Lee
Hinckley, United Kingdom

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We very much enjoyed the show. It was a very good production of a play I have seen many times before. All the actors & actresses were excellent. It has good sets. For anyone who likes this sort of theatre I recommend that you go and see it.

C Reviewed on 01 October 2015 by Colin
Brentwood, United Kingdom

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The world is blessed to have David Suchet! And the whole cast are just sooooo fabulous! My husband in Norway gave me a plane ticket to go to London to see the show! as a birthday present! Even though we have given everything we own away, he said it is a must before leaving the planet earth! Best evening ever! (next to loving each other.....) Best regards Karen

K Reviewed on 27 September 2015 by Karen Hume
Oslo, Norway

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L Reviewed on 26 September 2015 by Lucyna
Rochester, United Kingdom

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I am a great fan of this play and this was the first time I had seen it performed live. Loved David Suchet as Lady Bracknell and miss Prism was perfect. A lovely time at the vaudeville theatre

S Reviewed on 25 September 2015 by Stacey
East St Kilda, Australia

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We enjoyed the show but the actors were talking very fast. If I had not known the play I would have found it difficult to follow. Also Cecily's little girl voice was irritating. The scenery sets were fantastic

R Reviewed on 24 September 2015 by Ronald
Broadway Ilminster, United Kingdom

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A great show. A great cast. David Suchet was as god in a female role, as in every male roles he has played. No less admirations for the rest of the cast. Amazingly talented actors, passionately performing a classical text, bringing something new in Wild's play. If you want to feel good, to laugh from heart, to see something greatly and masterly made - I recomend that it is IMPORTANT to see The Importance of Being Earnest. Alexander Angelov

A Reviewed on 19 September 2015 by Alexander
Oslo, Norway

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E Reviewed on 16 September 2015 by Ellena
Granbury, United Kingdom

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Z Reviewed on 15 September 2015 by Zaskia
Brighton, United Kingdom

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F Reviewed on 13 September 2015 by Flavia
Guernsey, United Kingdom

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F Reviewed on 06 September 2015 by Fiona
Cowes, United Kingdom

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R Reviewed on 05 September 2015 by Rebecca
Delafield, United States

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A Reviewed on 04 September 2015 by Alex
San Francisco, United States

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We loved this show, an absolute ensemble piece, but the standouts were Cicely and Algernon, brilliant to watch even when they weren't the focus of the scene, i'd recommend it to anyone who wants a laugh

S Reviewed on 03 September 2015 by Shelley
Pontypridd, United Kingdom

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T Reviewed on 01 September 2015 by Taru
London, United Kingdom

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Forget his wonderful TV performances, David Suchet's stage presence is gargantuan. Having seen him on stage before, I knew what to expect, but this was absolutely terrific. These period pieces are sometimes difficult to find the humour in, not so this adaptation, I didn't realise how funny this play is. The (in the main) young cast must revel in the chance to 'up their game' competing against an old 'pro' like Suchet. From the Robert Downey Jnr lookalike, Philip Cumbus to another veteran, Michelle Dotrice, the cast gelled very nicely together. A wonderful experience, especially as it was a birthday treat for my Wife and me. Many thanks to those who brought it into being and those who performed it.

P Reviewed on 24 August 2015 by Paul
Gillingham, United Kingdom

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E Reviewed on 23 August 2015 by Emily
London, United Kingdom

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M Reviewed on 20 August 2015 by Michael
Sissinghurst, United Kingdom

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E Reviewed on 09 August 2015 by Eduardo
Derby, United Kingdom

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David Suchet was excellent, supporting cast not so good

S Reviewed on 29 July 2015 by Susan
Skipton, United Kingdom

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The play is taken to another level of enjoyment when the actors are so superb. Suchet is of course brilliant, but the rest of the cast gave insightful and witty interpretations.

C Reviewed on 25 July 2015 by Claire
Burton On Trent, United Kingdom

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D Reviewed on 24 July 2015 by Dominique
Sentosa Island, Singapore

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The show was great fun to watch and the three set designs were quite impressive and really help to set the scene. The plot was very easy to follow and it was amusing watching the story unravel on stage

H Reviewed on 20 July 2015 by Henry
Maidstone, United Kingdom

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This is a theatrical triumph from beginning to end. From perfect set, to fabulous costumes, and superb acting, transforming an 1895 classic into a modern gem. I had a smile on my face from beginning to end, as did my 13 year old son.Do not miss the opportunity to remind yourself of the true brilliance of a talented author. Inspiring.

C Reviewed on 16 July 2015 by Claire
London, United Kingdom

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Two out of the four people in my party don't usually enjoy the theater, but all four of us enjoyed this show immensely. The witty script and comedic skills of the actors kept us all entertained up to the last minute. A fantastic choice for our London theater event.

K Reviewed on 09 July 2015 by Kathleen
Redmond, United States

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Super show & superb cast. Very funny. One of the best productions we have seen.

N Reviewed on 02 July 2015 by Narwinder
Bedford, United Kingdom

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This was a very good production headlined by David suchet who was excellent and along with a very good cast made for a thoroughly enjoying evening. I have never laughed so much as I did last night

A Reviewed on 26 June 2015 by Anonymous

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We came half way around the world to see this show! Not entirely, but on discovering it was on at the same time that we were in London, I was keen to make the booking from Australia. Booking went without a hitch, and the experience of seeing on the stage faces and voices we normally only know via the screen was delightful. The placement of Oscar Wilde's wonderful play within a further storyline about an amateur dramatic society was done cleverly and only enhanced the experience. One word of advice to patrons of the Harold Pinter Theatre - brign a cushion! Backside was very sore by half time!

A Reviewed on 03 October 2014 by Anonymous

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This is a brilliant performance of an evergreen classic-first rate actors in a timeless piece.

A Reviewed on 21 September 2014 by Anonymous

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A great twist in an excellent story.

A Reviewed on 01 September 2014 by Anonymous

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Sme reviews were sniffy about the play within a play concept. It is true that the evening really takes off when Oscar Wild's play starts but the cast are great fun -particularly Martin Jarvis and Nigel Havers

A Reviewed on 28 August 2014 by Anonymous

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The brilliance of the original dialogue shines through the performance. The modern "framing" adds another level of amusement and fun

A Reviewed on 28 August 2014 by Anonymous

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I was not expecting change in the text in comparison to the Oscar While's text but pass the surprise I appreciated it.

A Reviewed on 20 August 2014 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 16 August 2014 by Anonymous

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A new twist on a well known play

A Reviewed on 15 August 2014 by Anonymous

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Wilde fans need to be aware that this is a play within a play, so those looking for classic Wilde will be disappointed

A Reviewed on 14 August 2014 by Anonymous

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enjoyable to watch

A Reviewed on 06 August 2014 by Anonymous

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Well acted with a great way of presenting a very well known play

A Reviewed on 31 July 2014 by Anonymous

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great actors amusing story line

A Reviewed on 12 July 2014 by Anonymous

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great actors amusing story line

A Reviewed on 12 July 2014 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 10 July 2014 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 09 July 2014 by Anonymous

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It was a novel adaptation of a classic. But it retained all of the original witty dialogue.

A Reviewed on 08 July 2014 by Anonymous

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DOn't know why they decided to tamper with the form of this show but it does not work. They have created a silly play within a play and added very un-Wildean slapstick. The play is not organic in the sense that say a Shakespeare is and so does not lend itself to what they have tried to do - very disappointing.

A Reviewed on 06 July 2014 by Anonymous