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T578494312Lucy Roslyn's new play is the story of a person looking for escape, a person desperate to leave behind the identitarian bullshit of 2019. In 1928 Virginia Woolf imagined her own freedom through the character of Orlando. Heartbroken by her affair with Vita Sackville-West, Woolf created a young boy born in Elizabethan England, who lives and loves, writes and rewrites through four hundred years, ending her days as a woman in the twentieth century. Woolf's novel strains at the boundaries of identity: are we any one thing? Or are our selves 'stacked like dinner plates', one on top of the other?Company BoonDog Theatre (in association with Jessie Anand Productions). | |
| 31 Jul 19 to 26 Aug 19 | Pleasance, Edinburgh :: V1282 listing details L01176838212 |
| 20 Feb 19 to 24 Feb 19 | The Vaults, Inner London :: V01067696945 listing details L141167914 |
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Have you ever lived outside yourself? Have you ever dreamed of escaping your identity, or yearned to leave behind those definitions handed down to you: loud or quiet, male or female, straight, gay, working/middle/upper class?