Honors Players

The Honors College Players performed "The Importance of Being Earnest" October 6-8, 2005. 

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Oscar Wilde’s "The Importance of Being Earnest" is the quintessential British comedy of manner and style. Two bachelors, Algernon and Jack, seek the hands of their true loves—only to realize their names stand in the way of romance.

Will Gwendolen and Cecily find their ideals in Jack and Algernon? Will Algernon’s aunt, the Lady Bracknell, ruin all for the young lovers? And why can’t cucumbers be found for ready money?
	Wilde’s fantastic wit and caricatures of High Society make this play both a masterpiece and a delight.
Students performing in the play are not theater arts majors.  If you aspire to act, were involved in theater in high school or community college, or just want to give it a try, come out for the auditions.  We guarantee a lot of FUN!!!!

2005 Honors Players

Ravi Savajiyani (Freshman, Molecular & Cellular Biology) as John Worthing

Stephen Adamo (Freshman, Political Science) as Algernon Moncrieff

Bill Swenson (Freshman, Undecided) as Rev. Canon Chasuble

Michael Schreiber (Freshman, Computer Engineering) as Merriman, The Butler

Michael Schreiber (Freshman, Computer Engineering) as Lane, The Manservant

Rian Zeleny (Freshman, Creative Writing & Psychology) as Hon. Gwendolen Fairfax

Erin Treat (Junior, Dramaturgy & English Literature) as Lady Bracknell

Emily Denison (Sophomore, Theatre & English Literature) as Cecily Cardew

Lindsay Miller (Freshman, Creative Writing) as Miss Prism, The Governess

Carrie Rice (Freshman, Physiology) as Miss Moulton, the Gardner