The Importance of Being Earnest

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Set in Victorian England, this farcical comedy explores themes of identity and social expectations through characters who adopt false identities to evade societal pressures. The witty dialogue and humorous situations highlight the absurdities of the upper class, revealing the trivial nature of their concerns. First performed in 1895, it remains a sharp critique of social norms, showcasing Oscar Wilde's signature wit and insight into human behavior.