ERNEST IN LOVE at SETON HALL UNIVERSITY

An enticing musical version of a classic theatrical staple, "Ernest In Love" is based on Oscar Wilde's sparkling play about social hypocrisy among the creme de la creme of Victorian England. brbrTwo young gentlemen well versed in the art of "Bunburying" (i.e., using a fictitious relative as an alibi to circumvent the responsibilities of proper social behavior) are beside themselves when they find their innocent fabrications taking over their love lives. brbrA faithful adaptation of Wilde's comic masterpiece, "Ernest In Love" features all of its much-beloved characters and most of the same production demands, with the addition of a small band. The clever, tuneful score is the perfect complement to Wilde's incomparable wordplay and immortal witticisms in this delightful reworking of what has been called "the funniest play in the English language."

Authors

• Anne Croswell
• Lee Pockriss
• Oscar Wilde