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'This play crawls beneath the skin of Australia's Virginia Woolf: the enigmatic Eve Langley. This is the story of a poet and a writer caught somewhere between the domestic and the artistic, between the grip of Oscar Wilde and the realm of the Gods. Unfurling in fragments of poetry, Eve is revealed as a woman at odds with her prescribed position. A reluctant mother and a passionate artist who longs to be left alone to interpret the world through viciously beautiful prose. Part memoir, part fiction, part homage to the sacrifice of the artist, this is a story for anyone who's ever felt as if they never belonged, trapped in their own skin, called by the planets but stuck precariously on a shaky middle-ground.' Source: Merto Arts May newsletter (Sighted 04/05/2012).
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First produced as part of the 2012 Independents season,a co-production with the Nest Ensemble at the Sue Benner Theatre, Metro Arts, Edward Street, Brisbane, 9-26 May 2012. Director: Leah Mercer.
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