The company will feature René Augesen, Judith-Marie Bergan, Will Connolly, John Patrick Doherty, Kate Forbes, Geordie Johnson, Felicity Jones, Patricia Kilgarriff, John Little, Anthony Newfield, Bryce Pinkham, Terence Rigby, Michael Rudko, Erica Sullivan and Liz Wisan.

Wilde's 1893 play begins as "Lords and ladies gather for afternoon tea and brilliant banter at an idyllic English country estate," according to press notes. "For young Gerald Arbuthnot and his mother, the assembled not-so-polite company holds the keys to happiness in love and life. In this comedy of serial seducers, moralizing monogamists, secret pasts and simmering heartbreak, how will the Arbuthnots choose between social advancement and painful truths spoken from the heart?"

Dean of Yale School of Drama and Artistic Director of Yale Repertory Theatre James Bundy stages the production with a design team including Lauren Rockman (scenic design), Anya Klepikov (costume design), Ola Bråten (lighting design), Jana Hoglund (sound design), Amy Boratko and Jennifer Shaw (dramaturgy), Stephen Gabis (dialect coach) and Sarah Hodges (stage management).

A Woman of No Importance will officially open March 27 and continue through April 12. Tickets for Yale Rep productions are available by calling (203) 432-1234 or online at yalerep.org.

Yale Repertory Theatre is located at 1120 Chapel Street in New Haven, CT.