Dorian

Theatre |
16th October 2019

Starts 8pm | Tickets £13.50 | U25 & Unwaged £10.50 | Theatre | Live post show Q&A

What if a portrait didn’t accurately reflect the life you’ve lived, but could be manipulated to show the life you wish you’d lived? What if your body was changing, but the image you saw of yourself wasn’t?

An inspired contemporary re-telling of Wilde’s Dorian Gray, exploring male vanity, gym culture, masculinity and body dysmorphia. In a society where gender is becoming fluid, how do men deal with the airbrushing, catfishing and online beautification?

After the performance there will be a Q&A with the actors and director of the production. We are also happy to invite Fredrika Buchanan, the Director of Action for Wellbeing; a charity working to reduce the number of suicides in South Cumbria and North Lancashire. This Q&A will give the audience the opportunity to discuss any mental health issues that are raised during the production.

Audience reactions from the studio tour:

“Each character was entirely credible and they worked as a team bringing home their message strongly. The music was appropriate to create a serious and sinister atmosphere and encouraged me to really examine the subject. Very well acted and performed.”

“Very enjoyable. Different from a normal Dorian. Oscar would have enjoyed it.”

“Very absorbing. Great poetry amidst thought-provoking theatre. Great music. Great visuals..”

DATES & TIMES

16th October 2019

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