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First Look: Mrs Dalloway at The Arcola Theatre

by Staff Writer
September 28, 2018
Reading Time: 1 min read
First Look Mrs Dalloway

Mrs Dalloway

Forward Arena present a fast-paced, dynamic staging of Hal Coase’s bold new version of Mrs Dalloway renewing the collaboration between the company and Hal Coase following their previous production of Callisto: a queer epic at Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Arcola Theatre.

Thomas Bailey, co-Artistic Director of Forward Arena, directs Emma D’Arcy (Rezia), Sean Jackson (Peter), Clare Lawrence Moody (Sally), Clare Perkins (Clarissa) and Guy Rhys (Septimus). The production opens at Arcola Theatre on 1 October, with previews from 25 September and runs until 20 October.

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Clare Lawrence Moody (Sally) and Clare Perkins (Clarissa) (c) Ollie Grove
Emma D'arcy (Rezia), Clare Lawrence Moody (Sally) and Clare Perkins (Clarissa) (c) Ollie Grove
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Emma D'arcy (Rezia) and Clare Lawrence Moody (Sally) (c) Ollie Grove
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Clare Lawrence Moody (Sally) and Clare Perkins (Clarissa) (c) Ollie Grove

2. Emma D'arcy (Rezia), Clare Lawrence Moody (Sally) and Clare Perkins (Clarissa) (c) Ollie Grove

Emma D'arcy (Rezia), Clare Lawrence Moody (Sally) and Clare Perkins (Clarissa) (c) Ollie Grove

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