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lmc.gatech.edu

Step into a theatrical, wild, and fantastical epic with Sarah Ruhl’s enchanting stage adaptation of Orlando, based on Virginia Woolf’s masterpiece—famously described as the “longest and most charming love letter in literature.” The story follows Orlando, a passionate and wealthy young nobleman in the court of Queen Elizabeth I, who is imbued with a mysterious immortality that stretches his adventures across centuries. After surviving a devastating heartbreak in London and fleeing to Constantinople as an ambassador, Orlando falls into a deep sleep, only to wake up as a woman. Unfazed, she navigates the next several centuries trading her doublet for Victorian corsets and facing the evolving expectations of society. Traveling through countless epochs and into the 20th century, she must sort out her existence and identity in a rapidly changing world. Using a swift, engaging chorus and Ruhl’s signature lyrical style, this imaginative production utilizes instant, whimsical transformations to explore what it truly means to love, to change, and to live.

catalog.gatech.edu

introductory page

oxfordbibliographies.com

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guides.library.upenn.edu

A guide for faculty, staff, and students at Penn about how to obtain, manage, and understand copyright issues for their work

scalar.usc.edu

website of the alliance for networking visual culture, featuring information about the online publishing platform scalar.