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An ensemble of transfemme performers take Virginia Woolf's Orlando apart, with a phone sex line between the centuries.
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piss and CARNATION's anti-adaptation, made by Charli Cowgill and Laurie Ward and directed by Joanna Pidcock. The sixteenth century telephones a sex line and the twenty-first answers, and what it wants is a body that can survive its own desire - which is a fair reading of what Woolf wrote, done at a volume she did not. An hour and forty minutes; £19, £13 in preview, £5 if you are unemployed or on strike. There are relaxed, captioned and babes-in-arms performances.
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