Performance

Venue	General
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	3rd August 2013
To	28th September 2013
When	Tue-Sat 19:30
Prices	From £25.00. To £35.00.
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Date of change: 11 Aug 13 - T791662820

The Picture of Dorian Gray

Work:: The Picture of Dorian Gray (S4591)

Wilde's Faustian novel of decaying paintings and endless youth. Dorian Gray is a young man of extraordinary charm and beauty. When his close friend paints his portrait, a series of shocking and supernatural events are set into motion which will destroy many of the central characters. Wilde explores the idea of sin and redemption in a gripping narrative that also includes his legendary wit and observation.

Book by

Oscar Wilde

Production:: (T791662820)

Presented by	The Alchemic Order
Director	Samuel Orange
Costume	Melissa St Clair
Costume	Francisca Rios
Costume	Ottavia Trama
Design	Samuel Orange
Other	Kate Stone (creative scientist)
Other	Peter Antoniou (magician)
Other	Alexander Tzallas (artist)
Performer	River Hawkins (Dorian Gray)
Performer	Samuel Orange (Lord Henry Wotton)
Performer	Harry August (Alan Campbell)
Performer	Anna Dane (Mrs Vane)
Performer	Louise Larchbourne (Mrs Leaf)
Performer	Mark Laughtone (Victor)
Performer	Jonathan Redfern (Basil Hallward)
Performer	Aron Trausti (James Vane)
Performer	Ashlie Walker (Sibyl Vane)
Design	Felix and Merlin (spatial design)

Listing:: L0198537905

This event takes place at Dorian Gray's Town House, Greenwich (exact address released with booking). Bookings: www.thealchemicorder.com

Current production:Work

Production details

This event takes place at Dorian Gray's Town House, Greenwich (exact address released with booking). Bookings: www.thealchemicorder.com

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