Before gaining fame for her role in 'Succession', Sarah Snook was captivated by quirky villains. In her Broadway performance of 'The Picture of Dorian Gray', she immerses herself in 26 different characters, showcasing her varied acting skills. The production employs innovative storytelling techniques, including video and quick costume changes, while Snook reflects on the challenge of embodying multiple roles, enjoying the physical sensation of each distinct character. Her performance has garnered her an Olivier Award and a Tony nomination, underlining her versatility and commitment to her craft.
"I was the one who came out of that going like, 'Great, I want to be the genie, I wanna be Jafar... I want all the characters who go and do stuff.'"
"Each character sits somewhere differently in my body... It's very much a physical sensation."
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