What I liked
I liked when the fever dream depiction of a delightfully sensual Dorian Gray confronted his creator. He challenged the entire audience with his youth and beauty. The contrast between the art and what had become of the artist was heartbreaking.
What I didn't like
This could become a full length play with more direct quotes and more inventive visits from other characters. Lady Bracknell perhaps?
My overall impression
No great artist ever sees things as they really are. If he did, he would cease to be an artist.—Oscar Wilde
Richard Abraham’s performance is brilliant as Oscar Wilde. The script incorporated many of Wilde’s own words, and hearing them said so well was delightful. The bio format took an interesting turn in the third scene by bringing a fictitious character to life. A very enjoyable play. Highly recommended.
