The Picture of Dorian Gray Tickets
Succession star Sarah Snook performs every single role in an exciting multimedia production of Oscar Wilde’s classic Gothic novel.
Succession’s Sarah Snook in a daring adaptation
What is the cost of eternal youth? Golden Globe winner Sarah Snook takes on all 26 roles in The Picture of Dorian Gray at Theatre Royal Haymarket. In London for 12 weeks only, the show propels Oscar Wilde’s story of narcissism, art and mortality into the 21st century.When Dorian Gray sits for a portrait by his friend Basil Howard, he is struck by how beautiful and youthful his likeness is. If only the painting could age, and his real self remain unmarked…
This Victorian Gothic tale about a hubristic deal with the devil is revived in a groundbreaking production starring Sarah Snook. Snook was last on stage in The Old Vic’s The Master Builder, and following her acclaimed performance as Shiv Roy in Succession makes a triumphant West End return that is sure to be a hot ticket for theatregoers.
The Picture of Dorian Gray play is devised and directed by Kip Williams and mixes live performance and video in an explosive multimedia experience. Williams’ award-winning show was first seen in Sydney in 2020, and hailed a “dizzyingly beautiful tour-de-force” (The Guardian).
Vanity, art, culture and a vibrant central performance: book The Picture of Dorian Gray tickets to see one of 2024’s biggest shows.
Sorry this show closed 11 May 2024, we recommend these similar productions.
Please note that the appearance of any performer cannot be guaranteed, and is always subject to illness, injury and statutory holiday entitlement.
The Picture of Dorian Gray Reviews
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The show is completely and utterly insane in the best way. Sarah Snook is a insanely talented incredibly skilled and just incredible genius. She was phenomenal. The play was funny, sad and so intense I couldn't look away. I was insanely lucky to win Read more
You cannot miss this performance. Hardly a one person show since there are camera operators in full view. Much of the play is live projected. But this is not like Stranger Things, which feels more like a TV show than a live action play. This is live Read more
Unlike anything else I’ve ever seen on stage. A modernisation that respects the source material while pushing not just the story but the performance into a new era. Sarah Snook is beyond captivating.