V&V

PRESENTED BY SPREZZATURA PRODUCTIONS
Virginia Woolf & Vita Sackville-West’s steamy love affair brought to life on stage.

Still available online for one week only! See details below.

“I regret that you have been in bed, though not with me.”

Through carefully crafted letters that are awaited with anticipation, Vita Sackville-West and Virginia Woolf begin an exquisite romance. Filled with sharp intelligence, wit and elegance, both iconic women’s letters conquer each other’s hearts through carefully chosen words inked onto a page.

“You’re the first person I’ve seen on this app which isn’t posing with a dog, a baby, or in your bra.”

In the overwhelmingly tangled world of dating apps Mia and Lottie meet online. Flirting through the beam of a phone screen, they navigate many challenges, including kiss politics: two x’s or three? When an emoji can change not just the tone of the conversation but the entire meaning of what you write, reading between the lines takes on a whole new meaning.

★★★★
“It is a brilliant show, very well acted and genuinely moving…it is fresh, intense and overall quite brilliant.”
The Spy In The Stalls

Brought to you by Sprezzatura Productions, V&V charts two narratives: the iconic love story of literary treasure Virginia Woolf and esteemed socialite Vita Sackville-West; and a far newer story of Lottie from Tunbridge Wells and love cynic Mia. Written and directed by Misha Pinnington, V&V made its debut at VAULT Festival in March 2020 where it received an OffComm and won the VAULT Festival Origins Award for Outstanding New Work.

Written and directed by Misha Pinnington
Performed by Sarah Cullum and Kit Sinclair
Composition and sound design by Nicola T Chang
Lighting design by Rachel Sampley
Produced by Josephine Shipp

A live broadcast of V&V took place on Friday 9 July. This performance is available to watch online from 12-18 July.

A link to view the recording will be sent to the email address you used to book within 24 hours of your purchase, in addition to your booking confirmation which is immediate. Only one ticket is required per device.

The live stream is Pay What You Can with suggested ticket prices that you can select.

AVAILABLE TO STREAM
12-18 JULY
PAY WHAT YOU CAN
#VANDV
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V&V

PRESENTED BY SPREZZATURA PRODUCTIONS
Virginia Woolf & Vita Sackville-West’s steamy love affair brought to life on stage.

Still available online for one week only! See details below.

“I regret that you have been in bed, though not with me.”

Through carefully crafted letters that are awaited with anticipation, Vita Sackville-West and Virginia Woolf begin an exquisite romance. Filled with sharp intelligence, wit and elegance, both iconic women’s letters conquer each other’s hearts through carefully chosen words inked onto a page.

“You’re the first person I’ve seen on this app which isn’t posing with a dog, a baby, or in your bra.”

In the overwhelmingly tangled world of dating apps Mia and Lottie meet online. Flirting through the beam of a phone screen, they navigate many challenges, including kiss politics: two x’s or three? When an emoji can change not just the tone of the conversation but the entire meaning of what you write, reading between the lines takes on a whole new meaning.

★★★★
“It is a brilliant show, very well acted and genuinely moving…it is fresh, intense and overall quite brilliant.”
The Spy In The Stalls

Brought to you by Sprezzatura Productions, V&V charts two narratives: the iconic love story of literary treasure Virginia Woolf and esteemed socialite Vita Sackville-West; and a far newer story of Lottie from Tunbridge Wells and love cynic Mia. Written and directed by Misha Pinnington, V&V made its debut at VAULT Festival in March 2020 where it received an OffComm and won the VAULT Festival Origins Award for Outstanding New Work.

Written and directed by Misha Pinnington
Performed by Sarah Cullum and Kit Sinclair
Composition and sound design by Nicola T Chang
Lighting design by Rachel Sampley
Produced by Josephine Shipp

A live broadcast of V&V took place on Friday 9 July. This performance is available to watch online from 12-18 July.

A link to view the recording will be sent to the email address you used to book within 24 hours of your purchase, in addition to your booking confirmation which is immediate. Only one ticket is required per device.

The live stream is Pay What You Can with suggested ticket prices that you can select.

AVAILABLE TO STREAM
12-18 JULY
PAY WHAT YOU CAN
#VANDV
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A live broadcast of V&V took place on Friday 9 July. This performance is available to watch online from 12-18 July.

A link to view the recording will be sent to the email address you used to book within 24 hours of your purchase, in addition to your booking confirmation which is immediate. Only one ticket is required per device.

The live stream is Pay What You Can with suggested ticket prices that you can select.

Health and Safety

Please check out our Covid-19 Safety FAQs for full information on what to expect and how to prepare for your visit→

Concessions

Concessions apply to students, under-18s, over-60s and more. For more info on our concession policy click here→

Accessibility

All performance spaces and facilities are fully wheelchair-accessible. For more info please contact Box Office on 0207 498 4699.

Ticket Collection

We operate a paperless box office system. You will be emailed a receipt once you have booked in advance. There is no need to print this off, just state your name at the box office on arrival.

Content Warnings

None.

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Age Recommendation

TBC

Duration

1h