From the creators of The Unremarkable Death of Marilyn Monroe, Female Gothic, I, Elizabeth and Austen's Women...
1923: The War is over. While Clarissa Dalloway prepares a party in Westminster, Septimus Smith is diagnosed with shell-shock, and their memories and dreams magically intertwine with those of 15 other disparate souls, this hot blue day in June. Conjuring the hopes and regrets of middle- and upper-class London, this adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s celebrated map of hearts, minds and memories offers a compellingly feminine response to the aftermath of the First World War. Written and directed by Elton Townend Jones (The Unremarkable Death of Marilyn Monroe). Performed by Rebecca Vaughan (Female Gothic, I, Elizabeth, Austen’s Women).
"Intelligently adapted, beautifully performed... Dalloway is entrancing." (British Theatre Guide)
"Richly re-imagined, exquisitely evocative stage adaptation, portrayed with heart breaking poignancy and passion." (Edinburgh Guide)
"Wonderful... the standing ovation was deeply deserved." (Scotsgay)
"Breathtaking solo performance... beautifully designed and directed." (Fringebiscuit)
"Remarkably successful and evocative" (The Stage)
"Crackles with warmth and colour" (The List)
"Perfection... Vaughan is simply sublime in one of the best shows at the Fringe" (Huffington Post)
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