Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

A friendly nightcap turns into an all–night attack session involving alcoholic bitterness, accusations of marital infidelity, and deliberate personal humiliation. This Tony Award–winning play, in which all of the characters’ weaknesses are laid bare, explores the complexities of a modern adult relationship. Using black humor, Albee analyzes two quarreling couples as they truly are, as they see themselves, and as they present themselves to others—perspectives that your mature students will find fascinating and worthy of classroom discussion.

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