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Sarah Snook portrays all 26 roles that would normally require a full-cast ensemble, in a contemporary and highly visual take on Wilde's classic. Here's what critics said about the show.
I'll admit that I have never taken acid, but I can imagine that watching Kip Williams' adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray must come close to that experience. Part morality tale, part technical extravaganza, part fall down the rabbit hole, this is a theatrical evening that will remain long in the memory.
Inhabiting all 26 characters, the Succession star's one-woman take on the Oscar Wilde tale is a chameleonic tour de force
Kip Williams' adaptation of Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray has now opened in London's West End, running until 11 May. This ground-breaking production delivers an explosive interplay of live performance and video in an astonishing collision of form. So what did the critics think?
Sarah Snook returns to the London stage, taking on all 26 roles in Kip Williams' bravura adaptation of Oscar Wilde's 'The Picture of Dorian Gray.