In Oscar Wilde's iconic novel, sophisticated, amoral aristocrat Henry Wotton seduces the beautiful Dorian Gray into a life of sin and hedonism in fin-de-si?cle London. Dorian sells his soul for eternal youth and beauty - and only his portrait seems to age. But will Dorian's pact have a price? Lucy Shaw's bold and beautiful new adaptation retains all the glittering wit of Wilde's writing. The cast switch roles, creating four different casting possibilities, performed on different nights. A female Dorian looks at the portrait. And a male face looks back at her.T01347531759Choose your picture of Dorian Gray: A. Male Dorian with male Wotton 5, 10, 13, 19, 22, 25, 29 (mat) June; 2 (mat), 5 July. B. Male Dorian with female Wotton 6, 7, 11 (mat), 14, 17, 20, 26, 29 June; 2, 6 (mat) July. C. Female Dorian with male Wotton 8 (mat), 11, 15 (mat), 18 (mat), 21, 24, 27 June; 3, 6 July. D. Female Dorian with female Wotton 8, 12, 15, 18, 22 (mat), 25 (mat), 28 June; 1, 4 July.Producer Jermyn Street (in association with Stephen Joseph Theatre and Creation Theatre Oxford). Director Tom Litler. Design William Reynolds. Lighting William Reynolds. Performer Richard Keightley. Performer Helen Reuben. Performer Augustina Seymour. Performer Stanton Wright. | |
| 5 Jun 19 to 6 Jul 19 | Jermyn Street Theatre, Inner London :: V207 listing details L1774999531 |
