Acclaimed one-woman play with music that weaves the life and writing of Virginia Woolf with songs by British women composers who were Woolf’s contemporaries. Revealing Virginia’s troubled childhood, her views on literature, the Bloomsbury group and the challenges women artists face. This fascinating evening is performed by gifted actor-singer Lucy Stevens and pianist Elizabeth Marcus.

“An extraordinary evening … like floating on top of a wave – joyous one moment and dashed onto the pebbles the next. We felt drawn into [Virginia Woolf’s] stream of consciousness – sometimes playful, sometimes heart-rending.” — Theatre Royal Winchester

In aid of the campaign to erect a statue of Virginia Woolf in Richmond.

With a 30-minute post-show discussion about the statue which is slated for unveiling in 2022.