Septimus and Clarissa
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Sep 15, 2011
Closed Oct 8, 2011
Opened Sep 15, 2011
Closed Oct 8, 2011
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Adapted by Ellen McLaughlin from Virginia Woolf's novel Mrs. Dalloway, and directed by Rachel Dickstein with an original score by Gina Leishman, Septimus and Clarissa takes audiences on a timely and harrowing ride inside the minds of a shell-shocked World War I veteran and an upper-class housewife forced to face her deepest fears.
This visceral exploration of Woolf's groundbreaking novel dives deep into the tensions of post-WWI London to expose the darkness that lurks beneath the fragile surface of peace.
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Septimus and Clarissa, actress Ellen McLaughlin's new adaptation of Virginia Woolf's novel Mrs. Dalloway now at the Baruch Performing Arts Center, thrills occasionally. But the work more often drags along due to a too-literal script filled with long sections of descriptive prose.
McLaughlin tries to substitute these words as dialogue and has the actors speak these descriptions to each other. At first, it comes off as a slick device, but ultimately it distances us from the characters in a way that we're no longer invested in their fates, even Clarissa Dalloway, who's played by McLaughlin and in her youth by LeeAnne Hutchison.
Hutchinson glows as the younger Dalloway and in her budding lo[...]