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The Antipodes Theatre Company presents a new electro-folk adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s iconic Orlando, a three-century epic about romance, betrayal and the fluidity of gender. Written by Rachel Lewindon and Willow Sizer, this new interpretation of the 100-year-old classic breathes a modern approach to queer identity into a timeless tale, featuring five performers all playing Orlando, including Marty Alix, Manali Datar, Louie Dalzell, Willow Sizer, and Kikki Temple and directed by Margot Fenley.
When: November 2–11, 2023, Tuesday–Saturday: 7.30 pm–9 pm, Sunday: 5 pm – 6.30 pm
Where: fortyfivedownstairs theatre, 45 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
Tickets: $45–$55
Accessibility: Fortyfivedownstairs is wheelchair accessible via a lift, however patrons must contact the venue at least 24 hours prior to a booking (5pm Friday for weekend bookings).
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