l-r: Gabrielle Drake (Hon. Gwendolen Fairfax), Clive Francis (John Worthing, J.P.), Wendy Hillier (Lady Bracknell), Denis Lawson (Algernon Moncrieff), Natalie Ogle (Cecily Cardew) in THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST by Oscar Wilde at the Royalty Theatre, London WC2 11/09/1987 design: Carl Toms director: Donald Sinden
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l-r: Gabrielle Drake (Hon. Gwendolen Fairfax), Clive Francis (John Worthing, J.P.), Wendy Hillier (Lady Bracknell), Denis Lawson (Algernon Moncrieff), Natalie Ogle (Cecily Cardew) in THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST by Oscar Wilde at the Royalty Theatre, London WC2 11/09/1987 design: Carl Toms director: Donald Sinden
Kulcsszavak
1987,
19th century drama,
a trivial comedy for serious people,
acting,
actor,
algernon moncrieff,
carl toms,
cecily cardew,
class,
clive francis,
confusion,
denis lawson,
donald sinden,
double lives,
drawing room play,
english stage play,
farcical comedy,
gabrielle drake,
hon gwendolen fairfax,
identity,
in performance,
john worthing,
lady bracknell,
london,
men about town,
natalie ogle,
on stage,
oscar wilde,
performers,
period costume,
period design,
photograph,
royalty theatre,
satire,
satirical,
stage play,
tangled affairs,
the importance of being earnest,
theater,
theatre,
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theatrical dame,
triviality,
uk,
victorian social manners,
wendy hillier,
Entertainment and celebrities,