'The Picture Of Dorian Gray' Is A Digital Monument To Vanity

'The Picture Of Dorian Gray' Is A Digital Monument To Vanity

For the first 20 or so minutes of The Picture Of Dorian Gray, the Broadway adaptation of the Oscar Wilde novel as a one-woman show starring Sarah Snook, the production asks a genuinely disturbing question: "What if you were watching TV, instead?" At the top of the hour, Snook enters the stage without fanfare, surrounded by crew members—really, they should be considered performers, too—who will spend the next two hours filming her with compact ca…

5 minutes with a Tony nominee: ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’’s Marg Horwell

The designer is nominated for both her costume and scenic design of the play.

Sarah Snook Recalls Ghostly Story From London Performance of THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY

On Thursday, Tony nominee Sarah Snook visited Late Night with Seth Meyers to discuss her turn in the one-woman production of The Picture of Dorian Gray. During their conversation, she shed light on the stamina required to play all 26 characters in the show, reuniting with her Succession co-star Kieran Culkin, before recalling a time when she believed she saw a ghost during a performance in London. "In the performance of it, I can see the audienc…