George Mallory

Complex relationships, sexual politics and dynamic performances come together for a great night of theater in ?Eternal Equinox? at the Grove Theater Center in Burbank. The play is based on the Bloomsbury Group, an English collective of friends and relatives who lived, worked or studied near Bloomsbury in London during the first half of the 20th century. Their work deeply influenced all aspects of society, from literature and economics, to feminism and sexuality. The play focuses on two of the members specifically, painter and interior designer Vanessa Bell, sister to Victorian-era novelist Virginia Woolf, and her longtime companion painter Duncan Grant.

Complex relationships, sexual politics and dynamic performances come together for a great night of theater in ?Eternal Equinox? at the Grove Theater Center in Burbank. The play is based on the Bloomsbury Group, an English collective of friends and relatives who lived, worked or studied near Bloomsbury in London during the first half of the 20th century. Their work deeply influenced all aspects of society, from literature and economics, to feminism and sexuality. The play focuses on two of the members specifically, painter and interior designer Vanessa Bell, sister to Victorian-era novelist Virginia Woolf, and her longtime companion painter Duncan Grant.