Sarah Snook's One-Woman Show of 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' Captivates London's West End

Critics hail the adaptation as a 'dazzling, dangerous solo show,' with Snook's performance earning widespread acclaim.

Sarah Snook delivers a 'virtuoso performance' in a one-woman stage adaptation of 'The Picture of Dorian Gray,' playing 26 characters.
The adaptation, running until May in London's West End, is praised for its innovative use of technology and mixed-media art.
Critics commend the show for its exploration of themes like vanity and self-expression, with Snook's portrayal of Dorian Gray highlighted as 'astonishingly good.'
Despite some skepticism about the script and the high ticket prices, the majority of reviews are positive, emphasizing Snook's 'exceptional pluck and mercurial power.'
The show's technical complexity and Snook's ability to navigate it are noted as key factors in its success, making it a 'must-see' event.