Performance

Venue	The Lion and Unicorn Theatre
	Other spaces: Giant Olive Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	10th June 2014
Opened	12th June 2014
To	5th July 2014
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Sat Mat 15:00
Prices	From £19.00. To £19.00.
What is currently on at The Lion and Unicorn Theatre (V219)

The Corruption of Dorian Gray

T01116421254
Dorian Gray is an innocent soul who arrives fresh on the London social scene and is quickly taken under the wing of Lord Henry Wotton. Wotton takes advantage of the handsome young man's naivet? and leads Dorian along a dark path to explore the pleasures of London's seedier side where nothing is off limits and exploring deviance is encouraged. Unable to resist and slipping deeper into a world of sex, sin and criminality, Dorian's deeds grow ever more evil in an attempt to hide a secret that keeps him forever young while those around him wither with age. Is it too late for his redemption, his humanity and his soul?

Book by	Oscar Wilde
Adapted by	Adam Dechanel

Archive :: production:T01116421254, play:S01966797315, venue:V219

Production details

Running time: 2hrs with a 15min interval.

Reviews

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Company

Presented by	The Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Producer	Evcol Entertainment
Producer	Clockwork Digital Studios Productions
Producer	Simon James Collier
Director	Simon James Collier
Design	Cory Roberts
Costume	Cory Roberts
Lighting	Ciaran Cunningham
Sound	James Corner
Producer	Emily Bush (assistant)
Choreographer	Omar F Okai
Performer	Michael Batten (Dorian Gray)
Performer	Mitch Howell (Lord Fermor / Alan Campbell / Lord Douglas)
Performer	Jack Badley (James Vane / Mr Thornton)
Performer	Elizabeth Bryant (Sybil Vane / Jane Wotton)
Performer	Will Harrison-Wallace (Lord Henry Wotton)
Performer	Jenny Wills (Lady Victoria Wotton / Olivia Custance)
Performer	Michael Eriera (Victor)
Performer	Loz KeyStone (Basil Hallward)
Performer	Lesley Lightfoot (Aunt Agatha)

CORONAVIRUS: All UK venues closed on 16th March 2020, restrictions were lifted on 19th July 2021. Please note that iUKTDb archive listings between March 2020 and July 2021 may not be accurate as we did not receive details of all rescheduled and cancelled shows.