[NEohioPAL] Canal Fulton Players- Importance of Being Earnest Opens August 18

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TheImportance of Being Earnest Will Be Presented on August 18-20, 25-27 at YogaCentral, 4626 Cleveland Avenue North, Canton
 
The Canal Fulton Players are proud to present OscarWilde’s romantic comedy of deception and chicanery, The Importance of Being Earnest, on August 18-20, 25-27, 2017 at YogaCentral, 4626 Cleveland Avenue North, Canton, Ohio.  This new venue gives the players a newperspective as to the presentation of comedies. Yoga Central has large room with a raised stage with numerous doors toenter and exit to add to the hijinks involved in this play.
 
TheImportance of Being Earnest is a play in which two men assume the same identity todeceive the general public and loved ones. The inclusion of two men who are never seen or heard adds to thefrivolity as each character either kills these men off or resurrects them outof thin air.  Confusion reigns supreme astwo women believe that they are engaged to be married only to find out thatthere is no fiancé to marry.  Just asconfusion reigns supreme, the chicanery unravels quickly but not before the twomen employ other devices to obtain their goals. Unfortunately, they discover that their loved ones and others usedeception to thwart them.  Is there anErnest among the cast?  Who is this fellowBunbury?  Is Jack who he says he is?  And what about this Miss Prism?
 
Making up the cast are:
 
Brad Vincent as John     Worthing, a prime proper landowner who goes to the city to have fun
 
Mark Brown as Algernon     Moncrieff, a bohemian type who loves to have a good time
 
Geri Marken as Rev.     Canon Chasuble, a minister who is smitten with a fine woman
 
Lou Saneshige as Merriman,     the house keeper at John Worthing’s estate and Lane, Algernon’s maid in     London
 
Denise Robb as Lady     Bracknell, the snobbish aunt to Algernon and chief antagonist to John     Worthing
 
Shelly Rayborn as Gwendolen     Fairfax, a head strong woman looking for true love and a good time
 
Courtney Hardy as Cecily     Cardew, an innocent girl who believes in romance in everything
 
Linda Keith as Miss     Prism, Cecily’s tutor and a woman with a jaded past.
Friday and Saturdayperformances are at 7:30 pm.  Sundaymatinee performances are at 3:00 pm. Tickets are $10.00 for adults, and $8.00 for seniors and children underthe age of twelve.  Reservations can bemade for any performance by calling Dave Van Gaasbeek at 330-494-1022 or330-854-4387 or Yoga Central at 330-499-2863
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