Photo Flash: First Look at Francesco Andolfi and More in MTWorks' THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY

MTWorks and Artistic Director David Stallings present Oscar Wilde's THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY, adapted and directed by Glory Kadigan. THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY will play a four-week limited engagement at The WorkShop Theater (312 W 36th St, 4th Fl, Manhattan). Performances run now through Sunday, April 14th, 2013. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the cast in action below!

The show features MTWorkers Heather Massie*, Maureen O'Boyle and David Stallings. Featuring Francesco Andolfi, Christopher Leidenfrost, Eric Percival, Will Schnurr, Erin Soler, Michael Whitney and Kelly Zekas.

The young Dorian's innocence and beauty are remarkably captured in painter Basil Hallward's latest masterpiece. Basil's friend Lord Henry Wotton and Dorian are stunned by the painting displayed before them. When Lord Henry points out the painting's beauty will never fade yet the young man's will, Dorian makes a deadly wish: that the painting grow old in his place while he remains forever young. His wish is granted. Set in the late 1800's, this classic Gothic tale explores the superficial nature of society, and the value of youth and beauty.

Set design by MTWorker Craig Napoliello, costume design by MTWorker Rachel Dozier-Ezell, lighting design by Christopher Weston, and sound design by Jacob Subotnick. Assistant Direction by Neal Kowalsky. Assistant Stage Management by MTWorker London Griffith. Fight Choreography by Christopher Leidenfrost and Carpentry by Brent Basso. Casting Director Jason Najjoum.

THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY plays the following schedule through Saturday, April 14: Week 1: Wed, Mar 27 @8p. Week 2: Sun, Mar 31 @3p; Sun, Mar 31 @8p; Mon, Apr 1 @8p; Tue, Apr 2 @8p; Wed, Apr 3 @8p. Week 3: Sun, Apr 7 @3p; Sun, Apr 7 @8p; Mon, Apr 8 @8p; Tue, Apr 9 @8p; Wed, Apr 10 @8p. Week 4: Sun, Apr 14 @3p.

Tickets are $18 and are now available online at www.MTWorks.org or by calling 866-811-4111. Tickets may also be purchased in-person at the theater box office 30min before each performance. Running time: 2 hours including one intermission. For Mature Audiences Only. Adult Situations/Nudity.

The Picture of Dorian Gray plays in repertory with Ego Actus' production of Penny Jackson's I Know What Boys Want, directed by Joan Kane.

*Appearing Courtesy of Actors' Equity Association.

Photo Credit: Antonio Minino

Francesco Andolfi (Dorian Gray) and Eric Percival (Basil Hallward)

Francesco Andolfi (Dorian Gray) and David Stallings (Lord Henry)

Eric Percival (Basil Hallward), David Stallings (Lord Henry) and Francesco Andolfi (Dorian Gray)

Francesco Andolfi (Dorian Gray)

David Stallings (Lord Henry)

Heather Massie (Mrs Vane), Kelly Zekas (Sibyl Vane), David Stallings (Lord Henry), Maureen O'Boyle (Duchess of Harley) and Erin Solér (Duchess of Monmouth)

Eric Percival (Basil Hallward), Francesco Andolfi (Dorian Gray) and David Stallings (Lord Henry)

Erin Solér (Duchess of Monmouth)

David Stallings (Lord Henry) and Eric Percival (Basil Hallward)

Eric Percival (Basil Hallward), Maureen O'Boyle (Duchess of Harley) and Francesco Andolfi (Dorian Gray)

Erin Solér (Duchess of Monmouth), Maureen O'Boyle (Duchess of Harley) and David Stallings (Lord Henry)

Maureen O'Boyle (Duchess of Harley) and David Stallings (Lord Henry)

Maureen O'Boyle (Duchess of Harley)

Kelly Zekas (Sibyl Vane), Heather Massie (Mrs. Vane) and Will Schnurr (James Vane)

Kelly Zekas (Sibyl Vane) and Will Schnurr (James Vane)

Erin Solér (Duchess of Monmouth), Maureen O'Boyle (Duchess of Harley) and David Stallings (Lord Henry)

Francesco Andolfi (Dorian Gray) and Kelly Zekas (Sibyl Vane)

Kelly Zekas (Sibyl Vane) and Heather Massie (Mrs Vane)

Christopher Leidenfrost (Dr. Alan Campbell) and David Stallings (Lord Henry)

David Stallings (Lord Henry)