From Oscar Wilde's most controversial novel comes the monologue The
Picture of Dorian Gray: The Lust of Vanity as a narrative
long live for the stage, where young Dorian remembers, sings and suffers
the punishment of his remorse for the horrible acts committed
to have eternal beauty and youth. But Dorian Gray ignores the ending
that awaits him in the dark depths of the attic where he hides his damned
portrait, now property of the devil.
With Jorge Trujillo and Javier Ossorio
Address Ico Martín
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