You see, it's all very, very simple: Though they abhor social obligations of any sort, two wily young bachelors pretend to be earnest -- while masquerading as guys named Ernest -- as they set out to win their well-dowried ladies' hearts. Of course, their plan goes hilariously, wonderfully awry. Oscar Wilde's enduring 1895 satire is a wittily sly romp through Victorian society, filled with one-liners and double entendres that still pack a mighty comic punch today. Revived numerous times on Broadway, Earnest was also adapted into a 2002 film starring Oscar winners Reese Witherspoon and Colin Firth. Now it returns to the stage in this sparkling new production from The 413 Project.