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Review: The Picture of Dorian Grey, The Richmond Theatre
Sex, murder hedonism, and art. What more could anyone want from a tale? The Picture of Dorian Grey as a fallen hero shines with Oscar Wilde’s caustic wit and h...
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Review: The Importance of Being Earnest, Tara Theatre
I wonder what Oscar Wilde would have thought of seeing his iconic comedy of aristocratic Victorian society, The Importance of Being Earnest...
Review: Sod’s Law, The Pleasance Theatre Trust
A romp through the Regency and a tryst with the Tudors; revelling in the salacious, unseen and tumultuous lives of the queer folk of the past and present has ne...
Review: The Picture of Dorian Gray, Underbelly
The defining wit of Oscar Wilde shines through brightly in this subtle yet inventive adaptation of the novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray from Boxtale Soup. T...
Review: The Philanthropist, Trafalgar Studios
In Christopher Hampton’s The Philanthropist, quiet, anagram-loving philology professor Phillip invites other academics to a party in his Oxbridge college-style ...
Review: Salome, Hoxton Hall
The show opens in the 1930s on King Herod’s birthday banquet. “Decadence...beauty...lust...envy...desire. The words of a prophet, a mother’s envy, a stepfath...