Australian actress Sarah Snook, known for her role in the popular TV series “Succession,” is returning to the London theater scene. She will be taking on a unique challenge by playing all 26 roles in a stage adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s famous novel, “The Picture of Dorian Gray.”
In this adaptation, Snook will use a combination of live performance and video elements to portray the various characters. The story revolves around a deal with the devil, where the protagonist, Dorian Gray, trades his soul for eternal youth.
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It had previously premiered in Australia in 2020 with actress Eryn Jean Norvill playing the 26 roles. The Australian production was highly successful and toured across the country.
The London production is a result of a partnership between the Sydney Theatre Company and the Michael Cassel Group, bringing together their creative talents and resources.
Michael Cassel, from the Michael Cassel Group, expressed his excitement for the production, praising Kip Williams’ innovative approach and describing it as transformative and captivating. He also expressed his enthusiasm for Sarah Snook’s involvement, recognizing her exceptional talent.
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Sarah Snook, who made her West End debut in 2016 alongside Ralph Fiennes in Henrik Ibsen’s “The Master Builder,” expressed her elation at returning to the London stage. She shared her excitement for being a part of this extraordinary theater piece, from Oscar Wilde’s remarkable original text to Kip Williams’ stunning adaptation. Snook described the story as exploring themes of morality, innocence, narcissism, and consequence, and she is thrilled to recreate it for a new audience.
“The Picture of Dorian Gray” has been adapted multiple times across various mediums, including film, television, theater, and even podcasts. Its enduring appeal has also led to literary and graphic novel adaptations.
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In summary, Sarah Snook, renowned for her role in “Succession,” will take on a remarkable challenge by portraying all 26 roles in a stage adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s “The Picture of Dorian Gray.” The production, directed by Kip Williams, will be presented in London’s West End, and it showcases the collaboration between the Sydney Theatre Company and the Michael Cassel Group.
