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A Woman of No Importance

“The only difference between the saint and the sinner is that every saint has a past, and ever sinner has a future.” A show full of Wildean wit, wordplay and the secrets of the upper class, A Woman of No Importance is one of Wilde’s darkest comedies (or funniest dramas).

Tickets: $15; available online (plus $1.37 fee) and at The ARTS Project box office, 519-642-2767.
December 7 matinee: $10

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              A Woman of No Importance

              See https://theatreinlondon.ca/2013/11/a-woman-of-no-importance/ for details.

              Location: TAP Centre for Creativity

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            1. 8:00 pm
              A Woman of No Importance

              See https://theatreinlondon.ca/2013/11/a-woman-of-no-importance/ for details.

              Location: TAP Centre for Creativity

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            1. 2:00 pm
              A Woman of No Importance

              See https://theatreinlondon.ca/2013/11/a-woman-of-no-importance/ for details.

              Location: TAP Centre for Creativity

            2. 8:00 pm
              A Woman of No Importance

              See https://theatreinlondon.ca/2013/11/a-woman-of-no-importance/ for details.

              Location: TAP Centre for Creativity

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                  1. 8:00 pm
                    A Woman of No Importance

                    See https://theatreinlondon.ca/2013/11/a-woman-of-no-importance/ for details.

                    Location: TAP Centre for Creativity

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                  1. 8:00 pm
                    A Woman of No Importance

                    See https://theatreinlondon.ca/2013/11/a-woman-of-no-importance/ for details.

                    Location: TAP Centre for Creativity

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                  1. 8:00 pm
                    A Woman of No Importance

                    See https://theatreinlondon.ca/2013/11/a-woman-of-no-importance/ for details.

                    Location: TAP Centre for Creativity

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                  1. 2:00 pm
                    A Woman of No Importance

                    See https://theatreinlondon.ca/2013/11/a-woman-of-no-importance/ for details.

                    Location: TAP Centre for Creativity

                  2. 8:00 pm
                    A Woman of No Importance

                    See https://theatreinlondon.ca/2013/11/a-woman-of-no-importance/ for details.

                    Location: TAP Centre for Creativity

                Presented by Empty Space Productions

                Location: TAP Centre for Creativity

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                1 thought on “A Woman of No Importance”

                1. Gwen says:
                  December 1, 2013 at 7:52 pm

                  Saw the matinee of this yesterday. It was so much fun! and really touching too. I love Oscar Wilde (I’m named for one of his characters too!) and I was so happy to see something other than The Importance of Being Earnest. The cast for this show is very strong, everything looked beautiful and I loved how all the furniture was covered at the beginning in the garden and then “revealed” by the “staff” as they were getting the house ready for the upper-class characters.
                  I read one review that said the costumes weren’t period appropriate, but it looked to me like they were going for early 20th Century rather than a Victorian-feel (like Titanic), in which case the costumes worked well, I think.
                  Very good show, and very different from some other things I’ve seen recently (in a good way!)

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