An Audience with Virginia Woolf

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1931. Virginia Woolf delivers an erudite critique of patriarchy and reveals her brilliant yet troubled mind. She dives deep into her own stream of consciousness from The Waves, Orlando, To the Lighthouse, and her polemic essay, A Room of One's Own. Woolf's clarity on women when “writing one's mind” champions writers from our past to inspire the voices of our future. Created from excerpts of Woolf’s own writings and directed by Margarett Perry (Polishing Shakespeare), Lucy Stevens returns to 59E59 after her sold out run of Gertrude Lawrence: A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening.