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Making a play of one's own: The trials of adapting Virginia Woolf for the stage

Who's afraid of adapting Virginia Woolf? It is a scary prospect " the modernist is famously experimental with form, a pioneer of stream-of-consciousness writing. Her novels are concerned with internal lives, they play with genre and often lack linear narrative. This is why we love them " but a play without a plot? Tricky.

SOURCE: The Independent at 7:00pm on March 1, 2014 ☆ ⚑

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