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Smart, funny adaptation of Woolf’s exploration of multiple selves is pint-sized but faithful, and Taylor McClaine is excellent as the titular lead
“He who robs us of our dreams robs us of our life” writes Virginia Woolf in her novel Orlando: A Biography. The fictional life of her gender non-conforming hero has been hailed as a feminist masterpiece, a subversive classic, and an impressive love letter.
Heads or Tails – The Living Record Festival | Review February 2, 2021 Last updated: March 17, 2021 “ With Christ, which is far better”, so my evangelical upbringing taught (or rather tried to teach) me whenever someone died. As a schoolboy, I drew two conclusions from that: firstly, I had better keep my wits about me or I might end up in a suicide pact with religious fundamentalists, and secondly, there must be something decent about the next life: after all, people don’t usually come back to Earth for second helpings. Here, however, 25-year-old Steph (Skye Hallam), has – suspensio...