Edward Albee’s explosive American classic pulls audiences into a long, alcohol-fueled night of psychological warfare. When history professor George and his sharp-tongued wife Martha invite a younger couple over after a faculty party, what begins as polite conversation devolves into a brutal, mesmerizing battle of wit, power, and truth.
Darkly funny, emotionally raw, and unflinchingly honest, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? strips away social niceties to expose the illusions we build to survive love, marriage, and disappointment. A riveting, actor-driven drama that remains as shocking and relevant today as when it premiered.