The Importance of Being Ernest Hemingway

THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST HEMINGWAY

by Oscar Wilde and Ernest Hemingway

adapted and directed by James Rutherford & Elliot B. Quick

at the Access Theater, August/September 2014

Featuring performances by Leighton Bryan, Ross Cowan, Charlotte Graham, Charise Greene, Timothy Hassler, Ned Risely, Alexander Salamat, Wheaton Simis, and Anne Troup.

Scenery and lighting by Oona Curley, costumes by Nikki Delhomme, original music by Alex Clifford, sound design by Michael Costagliola, stage management by Anne Huston, fight choreography by Alexander Salamat, technical direction by Adam Wyron and press representation by David Gibbs/DARR Publicity.

"The conception and execution are excellent."

— Duncan Pflaster, Broadway World

"This is a play to be admired for its innovation, ambition, impressive set, and the strong performances from the entire cast."

— Adrienne Urbanski, Theater Is Easy

"The script, created by Elliot B. Quick and James Rutherford, is excellent, taking up the challenge of intersecting the two very different voices of Hemingway and Wilde."

— John Hutt, OUT Magazine

"A bit like attending an exhibit of abstract expressionism at the Museum of Modern Art."

— Howard Miller, Upstage-Downstage