The Importance of Being Earnest

Experience Theatre Project

Written by Oscar Wilde

Directed by Alyssa Stewart

Costumes by DeMara Cabrera 

Lighting by Lily Wakefield

Photos by Jeremy Gardels and Courtesy of Experience Theatre Project

A man and a woman sitting at a table indoors. The man is dressed in vintage formal attire with a bow tie and a white flower boutonniere, and the woman is wearing a floral dress and holding a notebook. They are in a room decorated with purple flowers and green vines.
A man in a suit with a bow tie and a woman in a floral dress standing indoors, both with surprised or shocked expressions.
A theatrical scene with five characters in vintage costumes, indoors with wooden walls and antique furniture, including a woman in a large hat and a billowing floral dress talking to a younger woman, with three other people observing.
Three people, a young woman, a woman dressed in vintage clothing, and a man, standing and having a conversation in front of a green wall with yellow window trim and wall-mounted lights.
A man and woman dressed in vintage clothing indoors. The woman is sitting at a table with a book, and the man is leaning over her, looking at her with concern.
Two people dressed in vintage-style costumes, standing indoors with surprised expressions.
Three people, two women and one man, engaged in conversation inside a room with green and yellow lighting, a yellow window, and vintage-style lamps.
A group of five people dressed in vintage clothing sitting in a living room with wooden paneling, lamps, and antique furniture, engaged in a conversation, with a woman in a dark Victorian dress and hat speaking.
A man and a woman sitting at a table in a decorated room, with the man looking to the side and the woman holding a pen and an open notebook.
A woman in a pink dress appears angry, confronting another woman in a green jacket and hat, who is leaning over a table in a colorful room.
A woman in a light floral dress sitting at a table, reading a book, with a man standing beside her, looking at her, in a room decorated with purple flowers and green vines.