Virginia Woolf delivers a withering critique of patriarchy and reveals with a timeless honesty, her powerful yet troubled mind.  

In this compelling new play, Woolf dips into her own stream of consciousness from ‘The Waves’, ‘Orlando’ and ‘To the Lighthouse’ and her polemic essay, ‘A Room of One’s Own’. Her clarity on women when ‘writing one’s mind’, champions writers from our past to inspire the voices of our future.


Written and performed by Lucy Stevens who returns to the Drawing room following her 5-Star-reviewed run of Gertrude Lawrence: A lovely way to spend an evening in 2023, which went on to a sold-out run Off-Broadway in 2025. Directed by Fringe First winner Margarett Perry.

Performances 2026

LONDON – Wilton’s Music Hall 
14 November 2.30 & 7pm
 Graces Alley, London E1 8JB


Past Performances

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026
6 – 30 August The Drawing Room at Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

‘The narrative unfolds, as befits the master of the genre, in a non-linear way which demands attention … It is a cleverly and carefully constructed piece … places her sharpness and linguistic rigour at the centre of her story, rather than reducing her memory to the manner of her death. One suspects she would more than approve. … And that’s more than acceptable: it’s perfect. For a woman whose literary legacy has both puzzled and magnetised readers for over a century, this feels absolutely as it should be.’ Broadway Baby

LONDON Previews
27 & 28 July
Theatre At The Tabard 2 Bath Road, London.

‘An insightful and powerful play so well written, acted, sung and delivered.’ Peter Hamburger