Miss Julie/Venus in Fur at Whippoorwill Hall

Miss Julie -

The play that shocked the world — and redefined modern theatre. On
Midsummer’s Eve in a secluded Swedish manor, the aristocratic Miss Julie and her
father’s valet, Jean, enter into a volatile dance of seduction, manipulation, and shifting
power. What begins as flirtation quickly unravels into a brutal psychological battle,
where class, gender, and raw ambition collide. When Miss Julie premiered in 1888, its
frank portrayal of desire, dominance, and social upheaval shattered theatrical
conventions. Strindberg’s naturalistic masterpiece stripped away artifice to expose
human behavior in its most primal form — changing the stage forever.
A one-night descent into chaos.
A landmark in dramatic history.
Miss Julie still cuts like a knife.

Venus in Fur-
“90 minutes of good, kinky fun.” — The New York Times. The dark comedy that thrilled
Broadway — and turned seduction into a mind game. A weary playwright-director is
wrapping up a long day of auditions when she walks in — bold, unpredictable, and
perfect for the role. What begins as a simple reading spirals into a charged battle of
power, gender, and desire, where the lines between script and reality dissolve.
A wickedly clever play within a play.
A battle of wits, roles, and raw attraction.
Venus in Fur leaves no one in control for long.