REALITY VS ILLUSION; WHEN ALL THAT’S LEFT IN A MARRIAGE IS FANTASY OR UGLY TRUTH.
The Tony Award-winning play Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf by Edward Albee is a brutally honest and richly humorous look into a very relatable but rocky 1962 marriage. Albee invites audiences to collectively peer into an evening of bickering humor, astonishing revelations, and weaponized secrets. George, Martha, and their guests squabble, spar and quarrel with a deep well of dry wit, barbed references, and wry humor masking more profound disappointments.