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'L'importància de ser Frank' by Oscar Wilde

This was the last comedy written by Oscar Wilde and is considered one of his best works. Set in Victorian England, The Importance of Being Earnest  is a parody on the customs and the seriousness of society.

The English title plays on the double meaning of Ernest, first name, and earnest, meaning frank, which are homophones and sound alike. In the Catalan translation this is maintained as Frank (first name) and franc (honest) are also homophones.

The company Es Mussol produces this adaptation of L'importancia de ser Frank  which is directed by. Salvador S Sanchez. It is interpreted by Biel Bisquerra, Colau Bordoy, Barbara Flaquer, Mar Font, Maribel Frontera, Nuria Garcia, Pere Terrassa and Pep Uceda.