Virginia Woolf: Killing the Angel
2022
September
Sun 25 – Rottingdean Arts Festival 3pm Rottingdean, Brighton, BN2. Tickets
October
Fri 14 – North East Arts Touring 7.30pm Phoenix Arts Centre, Newton Dee Village, Aberdeen. Tickets
November
Tour of Cornwall
Fri 4 – Into Bodmin The Old Library, 10 Lower Bore Street, Bodmin, Cornwall PL31 2JX.
Sat 5 – Sterts Studio, Upton Cross, Liskeard, Cornwall PL14 5AX.
Sun 6– Acorn Penzance, Parade Street Penzance Cornwall TR18 4BU.
Fri 11 – London School of Economics, 7pm Shaw Library, Old Building, Houghton St, Holborn.
Highlights Rural Touring North Tickets
Thurs 17 – Stanhope 7.30pm St Thomas Church Hall, Stanhope, Weardale, DL13 2UE.
Fri 18 – Barningham 7.30pm Village Hall, Richmond, County Durham DL11 7DW.
Sat 19 – Lazonby 7.30pm Village Hall, Penrith, Cumbria, CA10 1AQ
Past Performances
2022
Virginia Woolf: Killing the Angel
23 July – Church Stretton Arts Festival Silvester Horne Institute, Shropshire. “Fabulous evening at Church Stretton Arts Festival, with the magnificently talented duo Lucy Stevens and Liz Marcus. Absolutely loved it.” Kath Hopcroft
15 July – The Exchange Twickenham London Road. “Astonishing performance by Lucy Stevens … a standing ovation in the Exchange. Deeply moving and utterly wonderful.” Paul Browne
4 May – The Forum Tunbridge Wells, The Common, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. “A great show – I went home thinking about women’s role in literature and war.” Carolyn Gray
23 April – Black Country Touring Blackheath Library, Blackheath, Birmingham
30 Jan – Dorchester Arts Corn Exchange, Dorset. “A stunning portrayal by Lucy Stevens of Virginia Woolf and the accompanying music … A truly wonderful evening.”
2021
Thurs 25 Nov – Louth Riverhead Theatre, Victoria Road, Louth.
Wed 24 Nov – The Guildhall Arts Center, Grantham. “Absolutely brilliant!”
Sat 30 Oct – Lighthouse 21 Kingsland Road, Poole, Dorset. “An outstanding performance … one of the best things we have ever seen in the theatre.” Lewis Bell
24 Oct – Blackheath Halls London. “Superb production … from conception to enactment, and represents the best of live theatre! What a joy!” Hilary De Santos
14 Oct – Theatre Royal Winchester, Jewry Street, Winchester. “a most extraordinary evening … challenging, enlightening, entertaining, chilling, informative, alluring, beautiful, funny and deeply inspiring … like floating on top of a wave – joyous one moment and dashed onto the pebbles the next. We felt drawn into [Virginia Woolf’s] stream of consciousness – sometimes playful, sometimes heart-rending.” Helen Williams
Ethel Smyth: Grasp the Nettle & Virginia Woolf: Killing the Angel
July 12 – 15 Deal Music Arts Festival 2021 “Each festival we have a few things that stand out and this year, without doubt, [Ethel Smyth: Grasp the Nettle & Virginia Woolf: Killing the Angel] have made a profound impression. It is as if we were in the presence of these great ladies. Elizabeth sensitive accompanying was utterly brilliant, thus heightening the dramatic impact hugely. An experience that will stay with us for a long time to come.” Paul Max Edlin Artistic Director Deal Music & Arts
Virginia Woolf: Killing the Angel
July 3 – London Song Festival Hinde Street, London. “Utterly absorbing and brilliantly done!” Anthony Ingle “Utterly brilliant performance – the whole audience was spellbound throughout. So wonderful to hear all those rarely heard song gems by women composers too – a very special afternoon.” Nigel Foster LSF Director
2020
October 24 & 25 – Bloomsbury Festival – Holy Cross Church, London WC1 “I’m buzzing after seeing Lucy Stevens new play #KillingtheAngel. The script is entirely extracted from Virginia Woolf’s novels, essays & life writing, with insight into Woolf’s groundbreaking feminist work in the context of her patriarchal upbringing. Don’t miss this!!!” Lana Bode
March 15 – North London Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill, London “This was such a great show @ontourwithlucy amazing performance as Virginia Woolf and well deserved standing ovation @LauderdaleHouse” Mrs Shaw Herself
March – Stamford Arts Centre St Mary’s Street, Stamford, Lincs. “Dramatic and informative telling of this compelling story. The music included a wide variety of songs, Lucy with a warm, rich contralto voice and even an extract from Beethoven’s opus 111 piano sonata, beautifully played by Liz Marcus. I came away with new insights into the complex character of one of our literary greats and enthused to read and learn more”. Martin Fellows
March – Redbridge Drama Centre, East London “A stunning piece of research, writing, acting singing and production – and unearthing some little known aspects of VW’s life. A valuable contribution. Brava” Janet Gibson, Convenor of the Opera All Party Parliamentary Group
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