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Orlando: A Pornobiography

Orlando: A Pornobiography

New Diorama Theatre, 15 – 16 Triton Street, Regent's Place, NW1 3BF London

GBP 19

Orlando: A Pornobiography

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About

Orlando: A Pornobiography is a theatre piece, part pornographic bildungsroman and part frosted fever dream, presented as a bold and fearless reinterpretation of Virginia Woolf's Orlando. It is created by the award-winning duo pissCARNATION, Charli Cowgill and Laurie Ward, and performed by an ensemble of transfemme performers in a world premiere commissioned by New Diorama Theatre. The story follows Orlando across centuries, from palace hunts and skaters on the frozen River Thames to a plane ticket to Neukölln, Berlin, as the 16th Century dials a phone sex hotline and finds the 21st Century seeking a body capable of enduring its own desires. The piece explores erotic entanglements, historical ruptures, and queer intrusions in this daring anti-adaptation.

Written by a model, sources: qxmagazine.com

Dates

and 8 more dates until 12 December

Venue

New Diorama Theatre is in London.

15 – 16 Triton Street, Regent's Place, NW1 3BF London

New Diorama Theatre

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