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‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’ at Westminster Community Playhouse

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A haunting tale where beauty deceives, pleasure consumes and the truth can no longer stay hidden


Photo courtesy of Westminster Community Playhouse.
Photo courtesy of Westminster Community Playhouse.

By Anne Reid


First published in 1890, “The Picture of Dorian Gray” is the only novel by acclaimed Irish author Oscar Wilde. Widely regarded as a classic of Gothic and English literature, the novel has inspired numerous adaptations for both film and theater.


“‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’ is a title that a lot of people seem to recognize, and is often met with a vague, ‘Ohhh yeah, the one with the scary portrait?’” said Rowan Wilkie, producer and stage manager at Westminster Community Playhouse (WCP). “But often it turns out people don't actually know the story. That felt like an exciting prospect, I think. I was also particularly excited by the idea because it's such a very English play, and it toys in such a fun way with the view... [ Read the full article for free here ]


‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’

Westminster Community Playhouse

When: Nov. 6 - Nov. 22, 2026

Where: 7272 Maple Street, Westminster

Information: 714-893-8626, wcpstage.com


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This OC Theatre Guild story is published in full by our community media partner, Culture OC. It was written and edited by Guild sponsored contributors. Together, we’re working to shine a spotlight on live theater and the rich arts and culture scene in greater Orange County. We encourage you to sign up for Culture OC's free email newsletter where OCTG stories are promoted weekly in their Friday edition.







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