THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY Announces Melbourne Season
The show begins on 5 June at Arts Centre Melbourne, Playhouse as part of RISING.
By: Stephi Wild

The highly-anticipated Melbourne season of Sydney Theatre Company's smash-hit THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY begins on 5 June at Arts Centre Melbourne, Playhouse as part of RISING.
STC Artistic Director Kip Williams has adapted Oscar Wilde's only novel into a breathtaking one-person show that seamlessly blends the conventions of cinema and live theatre to stunning effect. Eryn Jean Norvill is set to reprise a dizzying 26 characters in a powerhouse, critically-acclaimed performance, brought to life through the explosive interplay of live and pre-recorded video elements. The production's 2020 premiere amassed widespread five-star reviews, played to sold-out houses and was extended twice, prompting a 2022 encore season that was also extended to meet demand. Director and adapter Kip Williams said, "Oscar Wilde's novel is a thrilling look at a world obsessed with youth and beauty - in many ways a mirror for our times. It's been wonderful to see people respond so well to this iconic story and I'm so excited for it to enjoy another life with audiences in Melbourne and beyond."
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