Brimming with color and directorial innovation, fabulously embodied by Sarah Snook.
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There was something terribly enthralling in the exercise of influence, wrote Oscar Wilde in 1890.
No other activity was like it.
It doesnt need a bullhorn to talk about thenow just a great story and an acrobatic actor.
At last, Dorian-Snook bursts out imploringly, I thought Dorian could do this next bit?
and Narrator-Snook tiptoes dutifully away.
The result is a heady rush, propulsive, gleefully ingenious, and lush even in its relative spareness.
Especially because Snook is such a dexterous driver.
The Picture of Dorian Grayis at the Music Box Theatre.
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