Two actors, father and daughter, tell their own story through the words of Virginia Woolf, composing an alternately fanciful, visceral, and vulnerable duet. Playing with language, movement, and dress-up, like children, they put on their own "living-room play." All the while, wrestling existential questions of gender and fiction: or, what it means to be and...
Two actors, father and daughter, tell their own story through the words of Virginia Woolf, composing an alternately fanciful, visceral, and vulnerable duet. Playing with language, movement, and dress-up, like children, they put on their own "living-room play." All the while, wrestling existential questions of gender and fiction: or, what it means to be and...
Two actors, father and daughter, tell their own story through the words of Virginia Woolf, composing an alternately fanciful, visceral, and vulnerable duet. Playing with language, movement, and dress-up, like children, they put on their own "living-room play." All the while, wrestling existential questions of gender and fiction: or, what it means to be and...
Two actors, father and daughter, tell their own story through the words of Virginia Woolf, composing an alternately fanciful, visceral, and vulnerable duet. Playing with language, movement, and dress-up, like children, they put on their own "living-room play." All the while, wrestling existential questions of gender and fiction: or, what it means to be and...