Normality is returning, bit by bit, to public entertainment.Apparently fifty thousand people can go to a football match, yelling themselves hoarse, but not to full theatres. Nevertheless, theatre companies are coming back.
The Sydney Theatre Company has a number of things on the go. Right now it is presenting (until 19 December) a version of The Picture of Dorian Grey, Oscar Wilde’s only novel.
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