The Picture of Dorian Gray at “Dorian Gray’s Townhouse” in London (OneTravel)

Creative Director (Samuel Orange) and Dorian Gray (River Hawkins)

Recently, I caught a performance of the Oscar Wilde classic The Picture of Dorian Gray. An immersive piece of theatre set in an actually lived-in Georgian townhouse, the play served as an excellent opportunity to enjoy a piece of great literature brought to life while getting to snoop around a bit in someone else’s home. If you’re planning to visit London before the end of September, this adaptation could prove a quirky and cultured item to your itinerary.

Read my complete post at the OneTravel blog.

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