Orlando

Omtale

In this incredible tale that explores the complexities of art, time and gender, the protagonist adopts a multitude of different identities. An aristocratic man in 16th century England, an ambassador in 17th century Constantinople, a noblewoman and writer in the age of Alexander Pope. Richly inspired by Woolf's love affair with Vita Sackville-West, Orlando is a pioneering work of queer and feminist literature and remains one of the most enduring parts of Woolf's literary legacy.