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Patrick Garland's stage adaptation presents Virginia Woolf's argument that women need financial independence and private space to write fiction. Woolf frames the discussion through a speaker's reflections on women's exclusion from education and literary history, including the imagined life of Shakespeare's sister Judith.
In a one-person performance, John Aubrey recalls the famous men he met and documented, including René Descartes, Thomas Hobbes and Christopher Wren.
Patrick Garland's stage adaptation presents Virginia Woolf's argument that women need financial independence and private space to write fiction. Woolf frames the discussion through a speaker's reflections on women's exclusion from education and literary history, including the imagined life of Shakespeare's sister Judith.
In a one-person performance, John Aubrey recalls the famous men he met and documented, including René Descartes, Thomas Hobbes and Christopher Wren.