THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY Melbourne Season Confirmed
THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY goes on sale on Monday 28 February.

Sydney Theatre Company's sensational smash-hit THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY is set to make its debut in Melbourne, playing from 5 June at the Playhouse, Arts Centre Melbourne as part of RISING. The ground-breaking one-person show captivated critics and audiences alike, seamlessly blending the conventions of cinema and live theatre to create an unforgettable dramatic feast for the senses.
This stunning modern reworking of Oscar Wilde's only novel is adapted and directed by STC Artistic Director Kip Williams, with the timeless text revolutionised by his signature collision of form. Through explosive interplay of live and pre-recorded video elements, an intricately choreographed collection of on-stage cameras bring to life a dizzying 26 characters. Set to reprise the performance of her career for the Melbourne season, all characters are tremendously performed by the brilliance of Eryn Jean Norvill.Capturing the omniscient third-person narrative of the century-old fable, its essence is anchored by the intrinsic interweaving of cinema and performance at the production's centre. Williams' interpretation of beauty, excess, and a deal with the devil holds striking resonance in our current era, holding a mirror to 21st century society's narcissistic obsession with youth.
The imagination and innovation of Williams' ambitious vision amassed five-star reviews, and recently THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY earned four Sydney Theatre Awards including Best Mainstage Production. Enrapturing audiences, the acclaimed premiere production in 2020 was extended twice, playing to sold-out houses with demand high for an encore season as part of STC's 2022 program at their home base.THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY goes on sale on Monday 28 February, with tickets available at Ticketek.com.au.

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