Archive listings for Dorian Gray

Work type: Play

T1888676075 (CHELTENHAMPL12) Rolling Stock bring Wilde's classic story to life in this new adaptation with a vibrant mix of physicality and classical storytelling. In a world obsessed by beauty and celebrity glam, this is a timeless piece that will enthral all genres of audience from the classical to the post-modern. Contains mild adult themes that may not be suitable for those under 12.Company Rolling Stock Theatre Company. Adapted by Suzanna Segura.
7 Mar 12 to 10 Mar 12	Playhouse Theatre, Cheltenham :: V92 listing details L75893508
T7875214 (LEICSQUARE09) Victorian London. Away from the opera houses, the salons and the gentlemen's clubs; there lies a darker, murkier underbelly: tawdry theatres, burlesque bars, cabaret clubs and opium dens. Dorian Gray descends into the depths of this secret underworld on his quest to seek the "ultimate sensation". But at what cost? Ruby in the Dust present Oscar Wilde's only novel in a brave new theatrical format of glamour, music, decadence and drama.Producer Frazer Brown. Company Ruby in the Dust. Adapted by Linnie Reedman. Director Linnie Reedman. Music Joe Evans. Lighting Jack Knowles. Choreographer Vincent Manna. Director Becka McFadden (assistant). Design William J Davis. Performer Matthew James Thomas (Dorian Gray). Performer Ilan Goodman (Basil Hallwell). Performer Allie Crocker. Performer James Lloyd Pegg. Performer Vincent Manna.
23 Jun 09 to 2 Aug 09	Leicester Square Theatre, Inner London :: V0148424484 listing details L1605418299
T1279357178 (LEICSQUARE09) Victorian London. Away from the opera houses, the salons and the gentlemen's clubs; there lies a darker, murkier underbelly: tawdry theatres, burlesque bars, cabaret clubs and opium dens. Dorian Gray descends into the depths of this secret underworld on his quest to seek the "ultimate sensation". But at what cost? Ruby in the Dust present Oscar Wilde's only novel in a brave new theatrical format of glamour, music, decadence and drama.Company Ruby in the Dust. Adapted by Linnie Reedman. Director Linnie Reedman. Music Joe Evans. Lighting Jack Knowles. Choreographer Vincent Manna. Director Becka McFadden (assistant). Performer Robert Donnelly (Basil Halward). Performer Joanna Hickman (Sibyl Vane). Performer Mostyn James (Dorian Gray). Performer James Lloyd Pegg (James Vane/Mr Isaacs). Performer vincent Manna (Lord Henry). Performer Emma Vane (Lady Henry).
9 Jan 09 to 1 Feb 09	Leicester Square Theatre, Inner London :: V0148424484 listing details L01576902275
T0836464115 (TRWIND01) The portrait which Basil Hallward painted of Dorian Gray revealed the face of an Adonis, and when he saw the finished picture of himself, the beautiful young man exclaimed: "Why should it keep what I must lose? Oh if only the picture could change, and I could be always what I am now." His perverse desire was strangely fulfilled. Abandoning himself to every sin which his profligate mind could devise he brought misery and disgrace on all who accepted his companionship, but Dorian Gray remained serenely beautiful. It was on the portrait locked away in his attic that the marks and degeneration mysteriously appeared for the painting slowly transformed into the likeness of a satyr.Author Trevor Baxter. Director Robin Phillips. Design Paul Farnsworth. Lighting Nick Richings. Performer Alan Bates. Performer Margaret Tyzack. Performer Rupert Frazer. Performer Benedick Bates. Performer David McAlister. Performer Joe Searby. Performer Sarah Walton.
31 Jul 01 to 11 Aug 01	Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford :: V702 listing details L212795007
1 May 01 to 19 May 01	Theatre Royal, Windsor :: V742 listing details L01551754105
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17 Jul 01 to 28 Jul 01	Theatre Royal, Windsor :: V742 listing details L0920575969