The life and queer loves of Katherine Mansfield
Staged play reading
When: November 14 | 8:30PM
Where: Basement Theatre Loft
Tickets on sale now here (very limited!)
Have you heard of Katherine Mansfield before? Probably. Did you know she’s a literary icon in Aotearoa? Most likely. What about the fact that she was a big old queer? …perhaps not.
Basement Theatre are hosting a play-reading of a new work Connor is developing about Katherine Mansfield and the queer lovers of her life, Maata Mahupuku, Ida Baker and Connor's Great-Great Aunt Edith Bendall (turns out this shit’s genetic!)
Early 1900's, Te-Whanganui-a-Tara, Wellington. A young Katherine Mansfield struggles to confine her sexuality in a tightly laced society. Eventually banished from her upper-class family due to her indiscretions, she navigates the hedonistic underbelly of London’s queer literary scene. Finding love, loss and liberation - leading to her breakthrough success and untimely end.
Be one of the first to absorb this story!
Written by Connor Amor-Bendall
Produced by Connor Amor-Bendall and Danika Ciullo
Cast: