Playwright Sarah Ruhl adapts Virginia Woolf’s Orlando—once called “the longest and most charming love letter in literature,” written by Woolf for her lover, Vita Sackville-West. Orlando’s adventures begin as a young man, when he serves as courtier to Queen Elizabeth. Through many centuries of living, he becomes a 20th-century woman, trying to sort out her existence. This theatrical, wild, fantastical trip through space, time, and gender features the one and only Taylor Mac in the title role.
Janice Amaya, an accomplished actor and educator based in Lenapehoking (New York City), brings a wealth of experience to the stage, having previously performed in notable productions such as "Cartography" at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and "Sally Forth" at Lincoln Center. more...
Nathan Lee Graham, known for his roles in "Zoolander" and "Sweet Home Alabama," showcased his versatility on stage as part of the original Broadway cast of the Tony Award-nominated "Priscilla, Queen of the Desert." more...
Jo Lampert, a Brooklyn-based performer known for her versatile stage and screen roles, captivated audiences as Mercutio in the musical adaptation of Romeo & Juliet, The Last Goodbye, at the Williamstown Theater Festival in 2010. more...
Taylor Mac, who uses "judy" as a gender pronoun, is a prolific theater artist with a repertoire that includes the critically acclaimed "A 24-Decade History of Popular Music" and has performed at prestigious venues such as New York City's Town Hall and London's Barbican. more...
Orlando FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
My Place Is Here
Three Hundred Rooms
Trumpeters Play
Out There
Too Old for Heroes
Innocence, Simplicity
Wildly in Love with Orlando
Song of the Azores
The Great Frost Fair
Russian Princess
I Want You to Know
Day of My Life
Bazaar
Dear Titty
From Now On
Goats
Constant Star
Lady Present
London
Society
Life and a Lover
Mustard with the Meat
Worlds There May Be
Moment Away
Wedding March
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