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Virginia Woolf's Orlando is your typical Elizabethan man: a favorite of the Queen, madly in love with a Russian princess, fleeing an Archduchess and waking up one fine day in Constantinople to find he has become, of all things, a woman. She survives the 19th and 20th centuries grappling with what it means to live fully in the present, in our own skin, in our own gender and in our own time.

This show is closed.

Performances ended on Oct. 17, 2010.

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Previews: Sep 8, 2010 • Opening: Sep 23, 2010 • Closing: Oct 17, 2010
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Classic Stage Company
136 East 13th Street
New York, NY 10003
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Assistive listening devices are provided free of charge as inventory allows with a photo ID.
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Wheelchair seating is available for all performances.
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What Is the Story of Orlando?
Orlando is a fanciful tale of a young man who lives for three centuries—from Elizabethan times, when he has a romantic relationship with the aging queen, to the early 20th century, when he has morphed into a woman after a period of deep sleep. (Virginia Woolf published the novel in 1928 as an homage to her great love Vita Sackville-West.) Along the way, Orlando falls deeply in love with a Russian princess, becomes the British ambassador to Constantinople, marries a sea captain and becomes an award-winning poet.

Cast & Creative

Cast

Annika Boras
Sasha
David Greenspan
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Creative

Written by
Sarah Ruhl
Based on the novel by
Virginia Woolf
Director
Rebecca Taichman
Choreography
Annie-B Parson
Set Designer
Allen Moyer
Costume Designer
Anita Yavich
Lighting Designer
Christopher Akerlind
Composer and Sound Designer
Christian Frederickson and Ryan Rumery
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