One of the great American plays of the 20th century, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is a brilliant and electrifying comedy-drama. A groundbreaking play with delicious verbal swordplay, it shocks the senses with its harrowing truthfulness about human relationships. This epic of marital discord with its funny yet merciless battle of wills is without a doubt Edward Albee’s masterpiece.

2005: “Scorching and exhilarating…this great play seems to have deepened over the years.”  —  NY Post

1962 Debut: “The experience is irreplaceable. This play is a crucial event in the birth of a contemporary drama.”  —  The Village Voice

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