by Oscar Wilde
A London studio, where the painter Basil Hallward has just finished the best work of his career: a portrait of the beautiful young Dorian Gray. Saylia's playable adaptation puts you across from Lord Henry Wotton's honeyed cynicism at the moment Dorian makes his wish — that the painting age instead of him — and follows what a man does with years he never has to answer for on his own face. The portrait goes into a locked room early; what it comes to look like, and what that costs the people around Dorian, is the rest of the story.