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DESCRIPTION:Sep 21 - Dec 19\, 2026\nIt premiered in 1962. The scene directi
 on read “The living room of a house on the campus of a small New England
  college.” The three acts were titled “Fun and Games\,” “Walpurgis
 nacht\,” and “The Exorcism.” The four characters were an older coupl
 e\, Martha and George\, and a younger couple\, Honey and Nick. The plot: M
 artha and George\, enmeshed and embittered\, draw their guests into a hype
 r-verbal world of marital mind games. Play at your peril. Edward Albee’s
  first Broadway outing\, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?\, electrified v
 iewers and won the Tony for Best Play and the 1963 Pulitzer Prize for Dram
 a. In The New York Times\, Howard Taubman wrote of the play’s “howling
  furies that do not drown out a fierce compassion.” Uta Hagen and Arthur
  Hill won raves as the first Martha and George. Elizabeth Taylor and Richa
 rd Burton starred\, brilliantly\, in the 1966 movie. Since then\, stellar 
 pairings have regularly appeared. A new production coming to the West End 
 casts Gillian Anderson and Billy Crudup as the destructive dynamic duo. Th
 e play is set in the round and directed by Marianne Elliott.
LOCATION:@sohoplace\, 4 Soho Pl\, Charing Cross Rd\, London W1D 3BG\, Unite
 d Kingdom
SUMMARY:Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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 ia-woolf-2
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