
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf (original, repro)
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Edward Albee’s towering dramatic masterpiece 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' permanently transfigured global stage parameters during its historic 1962 premiere at the Billy Rose Theatre, running for an astonishing 664 performances and sweeping the Tony Award for Best Play. The claustrophobic naturalistic tragedy turns a comfortable university faculty living room parlor lot into an absolute psychological cockpit battlefield, tracking George and Martha waging a savage academic war of words, starring Uta Hagen.

