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Vita and Virginia

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The Grolier Club
47 East 60th St.
New York, NY 10022
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This show is currently closed
Performance Date was October 6, 2008

Ticket Information: This show is currently closed.

Tickets by Phone: 212-868-4444

For more information on Vita and Virginia: www.grolierclub.org/ExVirginiaWoolf.htm
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Synopsis


A reading of Eileen Atkins's Vita and Virginia, drawn from the correspondence between Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West. At times warm, witty, cautious, jealous, pained, and loving, these letters show Woolf and Sackville-West as always human. Woolf will be read by two time Tony nominee Alison Fraser (currently on Broadway in Gypsy) and Vita by television star and Broadway veteran Carolyn McCormick (soon to be in Equus at the Broadhurst).

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