GEORGINA BROWN: It s a frisky romp through the centuries, with Orlando - first as a man, then as a woman - exploring sex, sexuality, sexism as well as ecstasy: where to find it, and with whom.
In Neil Bartlett’s adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s wild-goose chase through time, Corrin shines as the hero who falls asleep as a man and wakes as a woman
EVER since Emma Corrin catapulted to stardom as Princess Diana in The Crown, and switching pronouns from she to they, the androgynous beauty has been the pin-up for non-binary identity.