The production, starring Emma Corrin, will begin performances at the Garrick Theatre from the 25th November.

Following on from the announcement that Emma Corrin is set to star in Michael Grandage’s production of Virginia Woolf’s Orlando, it has been confirmed that the production will run at the Garrick Theatre from the 25th November until the 25th February 2023. The production will officially open on the 5th December.

Orlando tells a story like no other. Born in the reign of Elizabeth 1st, its hero-heroine journeys through five centuries and a myriad of encounters in search of the answer to just one question; how do any of us find the courage to truly be ourselves?

Virginia Woolfe’s story has been adapted for this production by Neil Bartlett, whose theatrical adaptations, translations and  plays have been staged by the National Theatre (Berenice, The Game of Love and Chance, In Extremis and Or You Could Kiss Me, his collaboration with Handspring Theatre Company, the creators of Warhorse), theRSC ( The Dispute, The Prince of Homburg), the Abbey in Dublin ( The Picture of Dorian Gray), the Royal Exchange, Manchester (Everybody Loves A Winner, Twenty-Four Hours of Peace), Bristol Old Vic (Great Expectations)and the Lyric Hammersmith (Oliver Twist and A Christmas Carol). 

Meanwhile, Emma Corrin returns to the West End following their Olivier Award nominated performance in Anna X (Harold Pinter Theatre). They are also known for their performances in the award-winning The Crown -for which they won a Golden Globe and Critics Choice Award, as well as receiving a SAG and Emmy nomination. Emma will go on to star in the upcoming films My Policeman and Lady Chatterley’s Lover and limited-series Retreat.

Full casting for the production have yet to be announced and tickets are on sale now.

To book tickets visit: https://nimaxtheatres.com/shows/orlando/