Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Neil Bartlett’s plays, adaptations and translations have been produced by the National Theatre in London, the Royal Shakespeare Company, the Glasgow Citizens, the American Repertory Theatre in Boston, the Goodman in Chicago, and the Abbey in Dublin – and by schools, colleges and amateur companies throughout the world.
<p>'Radiates gleeful intelligence, rampaging heart and tremendous fun. It couldn't feel more timely, and it's glorious'</p>
Guardian
<p>'Theatre to make the heart leap... this vivid, glittering drama achieves not just the improbable, but the almost impossible: it captures the brilliance of Woolf's mind, the daring of her transgressive vision and the lush gorgeousness of her prose, and refracts it on the stage in an exquisite rainbow of prismatic colour... a play that is at once a delectable queer fantasia and a freewheeling intellectual joyride through the intertwined complexities of life, literature, identity and the creative process... a blazing beacon to progress, to possibility, to freedom and the power of imagination'</p>
The Stage
<p>'Neil Bartlett's fleet-footed, wildly imaginative but wonderfully disciplined adaption shines literal and metaphorical light on contemporary ideas of identity... an outstandingly original theatrical pleasure'</p>
Variety
<p>'Joyful and groundbreaking... a triumph'</p>
Independent
<p>'Neil Bartlett's adaptation captures all [the novel's] sexiness and spirit... it's splendid in every sense: passionate, camp as Christmas and as warmly celebratory, too'</p>
iNews
<p>'An adaptation full of joy and hope and sense of possibility for the future'</p>
WhatsOnStage
<p>'Neil Bartlett's funny but moving adaptation... a frisky romp, wittily engaging with today's debate about gender fluidity... a joyous ode to freedom'</p>
Daily Mail
Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Neil Bartlett’s plays, adaptations and translations have been produced by the National Theatre in London, the Royal Shakespeare Company, the Glasgow Citizens, the American Repertory Theatre in Boston, the Goodman in Chicago, and the Abbey in Dublin – and by schools, colleges and amateur companies throughout the world.