Vita and Virginia by Eileen Atkins
Opening Night 29 June 2006
Director: Louise Petherbridge |
| Vita and Virginai tells the stpry of the relationship between two very special women, Vita Sackville-West and Vrginia Wolf. The two women were both established writers and with their respective husbands, members of the illustrious Bloomsbury. They met at a duinner party in 1922 and began a frienship that morphed into a passionate affair. Although their story is told largely through the medium of letters exchanged between the pair, the play appears to be full of action, so vivd is the imagery and so powerful are the emotions expressed. The realtionship (including the rift caused by Virginia's jealousy of Vita's other lovers) is so unambguous, that you can enjoy the play even if you don't have an in-depth acquantance with the women's work and lives. Vita and Vrginia gives us a rare opportunity to eavesdrop on the rich, talented and famous who lived in a world far removed from that inhabited by the 'celebrites' of todays gossip columns. |
Cast |
| Vita |
Terry MacTavish | |
| Virginia |
Jocelyn Harris | |
Crew |
| Stage Manager |
Andrew Cook | |
| Technical Operator |
Angus Dingwall | |
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Hugh Dingwall | |
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Andrew Cook | |
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Neal Barber | |
| Production Design |
Louise Petherbridge | |
| Set Construction |
Andrew Cook | |
| Wardrobe |
Jane McCabe | |
| Photography |
Reg Graham | |
| Poster |
Brian Beresford | |
| Publicity |
Roslyn Nijenhuis | |
| Front of House |
Murray Robertson | |
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Alison Finigan | |
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| Terry MacTavish. |
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| Jocelyn Harris. |
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