Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolk

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is Edward Albee's groundbreaking American play, a searing examination of marriage, ambition, and disillusionment. First performed in 1962, this three-act drama follows George and Martha through a night of escalating verbal sparring and psychological games with a younger couple as guests. Albee's sharp dialogue and unflinching portrayal of domestic conflict made the play a landmark work in modern theater, earning the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. This edition captures the raw intensity and dark humor that have made it a staple of American literature and theater studies for over six decades.