Virginia Woolf and the theater

This volume demonstrates that drama, theater, and performance formed a continuous subtext in Woolf's art and in her life, from the plays she attended as a child to the roles she enacted as a member of the Play Reading Society, to the Bloomsbury theatrical evenings, to her own studio play "Freshwater," to her many essays discussing drama and theater, to her final novel, "Between the Acts," which fulfilled her desire to create a work that combines verse, prose, and drama -- Publisher description.

Year

2011

Language

English

Publisher

Fairleigh Dickinson University Press

Editions

3

Pages

225

ISBN

9781611474572

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