A poster for a theatrical production of Oscar Wilde's 'The Importance of Being Earnest.' The poster features a black silhouette of two men, one with a top hat holding a box and a ring, and the other holding flowers, with shadows cast behind them. The poster is framed with decorative black ornate border graphics and includes the theater location at the bottom.

The Importance of Being Earnest

Black Box Theatre, Groton MA

Written by Oscar Wilde

Directed by Christine Lamson

Lighting Design by Kal Larsen

Scenic Design by Jon Swift

Sound Design by Chloe LaCava

Two men dressed in formal attire and wearing black face masks are having a conversation on stage. One man is gesturing with his finger while the other listens. There are chairs and a table with a glass of water and plates surrounding them.
Young woman with long red hair wearing a face mask, holding a red book, sitting at a table with several other books, against a black background.
Theatrical scene with four actors, two women and two men wearing masks and period costumes, seated at a small round table with books and a vase, against a black background.
Two women sitting at a round table on stage, engaged in conversation, both wearing masks and period dresses. The stage background depicts a dark, forest-like scene with tall trees.