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The Importance of Being Earnest
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As of now my favorite Oscar Wilde work. Still funny over 100 years later. I haven't seen it performed live, but I have seen the old movie.
Jersey Shore done in the style of Oscar Wilde
I wanted to see the play with them but alas I couldn't make it to New York.
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Jersey Shore done in the style of Oscar Wilde
I wanted to see the play with them but alas I couldn't make it to New York.