I love Vita. This play explores the relationship between Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West, bringing different written versions of the two women to life across time. Each version faces the problems and challenges of their particular period, yet, despite the differences, the result all ways seams the same.

The aim of the design was to visually represent time and how the charters react to it. As the play progresses, the sense of time begins to break down, eventually falling apart and becoming fragmented and torn. Despite this, the design remains permanently anchored in the real world of 1928, grounding the different versions of Virginia and Vita in the reality of the two real women.

I Love Vita 

(2026)

by Rosa Honey Gatley

Theater: Theater 503  

Director: Josh Stainer

Set & Costume Designer: Zach Moore

Lighting Designer: Jay Walsh

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