Virginia Woolf, in Touches of High-Tech, in New Visions Series

NYTimes.com: "VIRGINIA WOOLF has never been much of a stage presence. She was an avid London theatergoer and larked around at the Bloomsbury gang’s theatrical evenings, but with the exception of the extended comedic skit “Freshwater” she left no formal plays. Attempts to adapt her fiction to the footlights — the stream of consciousness, internalized narratives, a handkerchief’s tragic drop on a summer day — have seldom been successful."