There are five days left to see a new play, “I’m Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Too,”
Written by actor and writer Coline Atterbury, the play is part of the Voila! Europe Theatre Festival 2025, which runs through Nov. 23.
About the play
The play follows Victoria, a writer in the grip of a manic creative surge. As her obsession with Virginia Woolf deepens, fiction and reality blur — until she begins to believe she is Virginia.
Entangled in a love triangle with Mark, a restless drifter, and Leon, a sharp-witted academic, Victoria’s desires refuse easy categorization. The triangle reflects both her queerness and her fragmentation, blurring boundaries between friendship, love and obsession as she unravels in a world where ambition and mental illness collide.
Threaded loosely with Woolf’s stories and themes, the play explores bipolar disorder, identity and relationships, combining emotional intensity with humor.
Location: Barons Court, 28A Comeragh Rd, The Curtains Up Pub, London W14 9HR
Tickets: £15
To book and for more information: Visit the website.
Instagram post by Coline Atterbury that includes an excerpt from an interview with Binge Fringe Magazine.
