OFFICIAL TRAILER
Videography: Borne Motion
A song. A wish. A picture.
When mysterious young musician Dorian Gray becomes an overnight sensation, he discovers that all his wishes have come true. A lonely boy, bereft of love, all he wanted was the world to notice him.
So why does his life still seem so empty?
After charismatic music producer Harry Wotton propels him into superstardom, Dorian finds himself trapped both in the viewfinder of celebrity photographer Baz Halward’s camera, and in the affections of winsome opera singer Sibyl Vane.
Harry wants to make him immortal. Baz wants to capture his soul. Sibyl only wants to love him.
But can someone who has sold his soul ever love her back? Or is he destined to forever be King of the Black Hearts, trapped in eternal youth?
Dorian is a modern, queer adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde’s classic fable of youth, power, and immortality. Thrust into the 21st century where in the looking glass of social media the young and beautiful hold all the cards, this bold, contemporary retelling features a glam-rock score by Joe Evans and Linnie Reedman, and a lead performance by Alfie Friedman.
Friedman’s credits include The Undeclared War on Channel 4; The Witches of Eastwick, Sondheim Theatre; Legacy, Menier Chocolate Factory; Laughing Boy, Jermyn Street Theatre and Theatre Royal Bath.

Details
Theatre: The Large
Mon – Sat: 7.30pm
Tue & Sat: 3pm
Running Time: 145 mins including interval
No re-entry.
We strongly advise that you arrive early and take your seats in advance of the start time as there is a no latecomers policy.
This production contains suicide, adult content, scenes depicting violence/murder, alcohol/substance abuse, sexual references, some strong language.
Recommended for ages 14+.
The performance on Thursday 8 August at 7.30pm will be captioned.
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PHOTOGRAPHY BY DANNY KAAN
The Company

Leeroy Boone
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Alfie Friedman
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Megan Hill
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Rhys Lambert
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Gabrielle Lewis-Dodson
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