The Picture of Dorian Gray
The Music Box Theatre | April 2, 2025
Oscar Wilde was truly ahead of his time… 135 years and counting. He understood the (dark) fabric of human nature and hedonism - our mortal quest to look forever young and beautiful, discover our identity, and our endless pursuit of pleasure. The evolution of moral decadence.
Sarah Snook portrayed the essence of that playing fifty-eleven roles (it’s really 26) in The Picture of Dorian Gray with a digital age flair and IG/TikTok/Snapchat filters. She really did her Eddie Murphy. The five camera operators got every angle, captured on five floating LED screens. The production and staging were eye-catching.
Watching Snook was like staring at your phone screen, with the TV on, your laptop open, and your iPad and work phone near by. The brilliance of it all… I highly recommended!
#WednesdayNightVibes
Sarah Snook portrayed the essence of that playing fifty-eleven roles (it’s really 26) in The Picture of Dorian Gray with a digital age flair and IG/TikTok/Snapchat filters. She really did her Eddie Murphy. The five camera operators got every angle, captured on five floating LED screens. The production and staging were eye-catching.
Watching Snook was like staring at your phone screen, with the TV on, your laptop open, and your iPad and work phone near by. The brilliance of it all… I highly recommended!
#WednesdayNightVibes
Jennifer D. Laws attends The Picture of Dorian Gray at The Music Box Theatre on April 2, 2025.
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