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| − | [[Image: | + | [[Image:Dorian Gray.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Bryon Fear]]]] |
| − | Adapted by [[Siobhan Campbell]] from the novel by [[Oscar Wilde]] | + | Adapted by [[Siobhan Campbell]] from the novel 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' by [[Oscar Wilde]] |
| − | [[Director|Directed]] by [[Siobhan | + | [[Director|Directed]] by [[Siobhan Campbell]] |
Performances: Wed 3rd – Sat 6th April [[2019]], [[Old Fire Station]] | Performances: Wed 3rd – Sat 6th April [[2019]], [[Old Fire Station]] | ||
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| + | Presented in a Double Bill with [[Variations (2019)|Variations]] | ||
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| − | * Dorian Gray - [[ | + | * Dorian Gray - [[Rory Hacker]] |
| − | * Lord Henry Wootton - [[ | + | * Lord Henry Wootton - [[Isha Bab]] |
| − | * Basil Hallward | + | * Basil Hallward - [[Oliva O'Donnell]] |
| − | * Sybil Vane | + | * Sybil Vane - [[Uma Bakaya]] |
| − | * James Vane | + | * James Vane - [[Francis Nelson]] |
| − | * Victor | + | * Victor - [[Alec O'Sullivan]] |
| − | * Dr Alan Campbell | + | * Dr Alan Campbell - [[Finley Robertson]] |
| − | * Francis | + | * Francis - [[Max Moore]] |
| − | * Mrs Leaf | + | * Mrs Leaf - [[Rosie Williams]] |
| − | * Pianist & Chorus | + | * Pianist & Chorus - [[Bea Butler]] |
| − | * Chorus | + | * Chorus - [[Jaeden Boakye]], [[Magnus Brock]], [[Emily Burgess-Pritchard]], [[Angel Clarke-Quinn]], [[Rose Duah Ansah]], [[Lucien Hopkins]], [[Edie Krikler]], [[Marina Lyons]], [[Sufyan McHugh]], [[Alan Samar]], [[Bethan Street]], [[Ruby Thomas]] |
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== Crew == | == Crew == | ||
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* Light & Sound Operation - [[Jack Fong]], [[Samantha Moore Verity]], [[Zenobia Motl]] | * Light & Sound Operation - [[Jack Fong]], [[Samantha Moore Verity]], [[Zenobia Motl]] | ||
* Costume Design - [[Eleanor Walker]], [[Zenobia Motl]] | * Costume Design - [[Eleanor Walker]], [[Zenobia Motl]] | ||
| − | * With many thanks to Wardrobe - [[Jenny Newstead|Jenny Bennett | + | * With many thanks to Wardrobe - [[Jenny Newstead|Jenny Bennett]] |
== Reviews == | == Reviews == | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:12, 11 February 2023
Adapted by Siobhan Campbell from the novel 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' by Oscar Wilde
Performances: Wed 3rd – Sat 6th April 2019, Old Fire Station
Presented in a Double Bill with Variations
Contents
Introduction
The action takes place in Victorian London. Artist, Basil Hallward, paints a portrait of Dorian Gray to capture the full power of his youthful beauty. When the portrait is unveiled, Dorian makes a flippant pledge; he would give anything to stay as he is in the picture - even his soul.
Cast
- Dorian Gray - Rory Hacker
- Lord Henry Wootton - Isha Bab
- Basil Hallward - Oliva O'Donnell
- Sybil Vane - Uma Bakaya
- James Vane - Francis Nelson
- Victor - Alec O'Sullivan
- Dr Alan Campbell - Finley Robertson
- Francis - Max Moore
- Mrs Leaf - Rosie Williams
- Pianist & Chorus - Bea Butler
- Chorus - Jaeden Boakye, Magnus Brock, Emily Burgess-Pritchard, Angel Clarke-Quinn, Rose Duah Ansah, Lucien Hopkins, Edie Krikler, Marina Lyons, Sufyan McHugh, Alan Samar, Bethan Street, Ruby Thomas
Crew
- Assistant Director & Stage Manager - Jack Hall
- Stage Management - Euan Macdonald-Ricoy
- Light & Sound Operation - Jack Fong, Samantha Moore Verity, Zenobia Motl
- Costume Design - Eleanor Walker, Zenobia Motl
- With many thanks to Wardrobe - Jenny Bennett
Reviews
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Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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