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the situation. Martha, distraught, collapses. It slowly dawns on Nick that the son George and Martha have been talking about is not real. The fictional son is a "game" the two have been playing since discovering early in their marriage that they are infertile. George has decided to "kill" him because Martha broke the game's single rule: not to mention the boy to anyone else.
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smashes these conventions and shows realistic families that are far from perfect and possibly ruined. The families of Honey and Martha were dominated by their fathers, with no sign of a mother figure in their lives. George and Martha's chance at a perfect family was ruined by infertility and George's
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Martha begins to openly seduce Nick in the living room right in front of George, who blithely smiles and pretends to read a book. This greatly annoys Martha, who tells George that if he does nothing to stop her, she'll have sex with Nick. George is unmoved, so Martha goes upstairs with Nick.
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the other day and found himself whiling away his time reading the graffiti on the wall beside his chair. Most of the stuff was pretty humdrum, but he was arrested by a legend, done in elegant calligraphy, that read, "Who's afraid of
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on the task of recording the play. The introduction is by Albee, in which he writes, "I cannot conceive of anyone wanting to buy massive album; but ... every playwright wants as much permanence for his work as he can get."
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calls him a "great big fat flop." George reacts violently by breaking a bottle. Honey, who has grown more and more deliriously drunk, quickly runs to the bathroom to vomit, leaving George alone with glass all over the room.
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and sorrow for the anguish she was causing him. Twenty years later, playwright Edward Albee corresponded with him, asking permission to use his late wife's name in the title of a new play, according to literary critic
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and making literary jokes that Martha seems to actually enjoy. Martha and George then argue about whether the moon is up, an odd game whose metaphors reveal that Nick was too drunk to have sex with Martha upstairs.
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by that award's drama jury, but the award's advisory board – the trustees of
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1862:Edward Albee: A research and production sourcebook
1709:
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1046:premiered a sequel written by Kate Scelsa, titled
395:dichotomy of ancient Greek drama, as described in
4951:The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
4133:The Light We Carry: Overcoming in Uncertain Times
3438:Citizen Kane (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
3202:The Story-Teller: A Session with Charles Laughton
2029:"Taking no prisoners in boozy, brutal head games"
1244:
1050:. This play introduces new plot elements such as
1030:, in the form of an hour-long ballet inspired by
478:Edward Albee's title also pokes fun at the song "
462:The play's title alludes to the English novelist
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2058:"'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' at the Tonys"
786:starred in a 1996 production of the play at the
3783:The Measure of a Man: A Spiritual Autobiography
1865:. Westport, Connecticut: Praeger. p. 245.
1395:
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273:". George tells Nick about a time he went to a
3475:Gertrude Stein, Gertrude Stein, Gertrude Stein
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1887:Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
1716:. New York: Applause Theatre Books. pp.
1174:as Honey. All four actors were nominated for
4676:The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby
4376:
3503:Raiders of the Lost Ark: The Movie on Record
1228:In company with the MPAA's general counsel,
3759:The Autobiography of Martin Luther King Jr.
2083:
1283:. Unsourced material may be challenged and
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808:starred in a 2000–2001 production at The
4764:Angels in America: Millennium Approaches
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573:. Maas was a professor of literature at
5383:Grammy Award for Best Spoken Word Album
3967:If You Ask Me (And of Course You Won't)
3816:and Charles B. Potter (producer) (2002)
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3823:Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them
3451:Ages of Man: Readings from Shakespeare
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1745:Claridge, Laura P. (April 12, 2016).
1606:"The art of theater No: Edward Albee"
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3796:Q: The Autobiography of Quincy Jones
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1281:adding citations to reliable sources
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1085:. This episode is a parody in which
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134:Martha and George's New England home
4935:Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike
3242:John F. Kennedy: As We Remember Him
2482:. New York: Bloomsbury Publishing.
2306:Everyone's Fine with Virginia Woolf
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1048:Everyone's Fine with Virginia Woolf
646:. Subsequent cast members included
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3143:The Best of the Stan Freberg Shows
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2246:Gans, Andrew (11 September 2019).
494:Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush
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5408:Virginia Woolf in performing arts
5368:American plays adapted into films
4975:Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
3182:– Robert Bialek (producer) (1960)
2751:Edward Albee's At Home at the Zoo
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2388:Emily Garbutt (October 5, 2023).
2132:– via bluebridgetheatre.ca.
1943:"The 2008 Pulitzer Prize Winners"
1348:. Atheneum Books. pp. 57–59.
1202:Best Actress in a Supporting Role
979:. It ran until 27 May 2017.
480:Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?
434:Critique of societal expectations
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2161:– via londontheatre.co.uk.
2094:(digital ed.). Victoria, BC
1992:Jones, Kenneth (June 13, 2012).
1951:. 2008 – via pulitzer.org.
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5388:Literature about alcohol abuse
4772:Angels in America: Perestroika
4018:A Full Life: Reflections at 90
3228:BBC Tribute to John F. Kennedy
2367:Greene, Andy (April 7, 2018).
2193:Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
1965:Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
1931:– via thisistheatre.com.
1838:Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
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191:New York Drama Critics' Circle
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5143:Long Day's Journey into Night
4465:Long Day's Journey into Night
4279:Ganesh Versus the Third Reich
3665:What You Can Do to Avoid AIDS
2915:Long Day's Journey into Night
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4182:Helpmann Award for Best Play
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839:as Nick. Irwin won the 2005
692:Original Broadway cast album
642:as Nick. It was directed by
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3356:Jonathan Livingston Seagull
2737:The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?
2195:announces Broadway closing"
2086:"Meg Tilly's leap of faith"
1967:, directed by Pam McKinnon"
1510:Journal of American Studies
1466:Educational Theatre Journal
1408:Educational Theatre Journal
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1360:"Drink, drink and be merry"
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4796:The Last Night of Ballyhoo
3233:That Was the Week That Was
2702:The Man Who Had Three Arms
2532:Internet Broadway Database
2520:Internet Broadway Database
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1893:Internet Broadway Database
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3539:Ma Rainey's Black Bottom
3399:Great American Documents
3290:We Love You Call Collect
2660:Everything in the Garden
1650:. The Talk of the Town.
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3733:Charles Kuralt's Spring
3678:On the Pulse of Morning
2730:The Play About the Baby
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2279:"Performance 1987–1999"
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3321:Martin Luther King Jr.
3068:How I Learned to Drive
3025:A View from the Bridge
2971:A View from the Bridge
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1344:Albee, Edward (1962).
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5393:Plays by Edward Albee
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4473:Sunrise at Campobello
4334:Counting and Cracking
3905:An Inconvenient Truth
3851:Dreams from My Father
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3386:Give 'em Hell, Harry!
2688:The Lady from Dubuque
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3891:The Audacity of Hope
3638:Gracie: A Love Story
3424:The Belle of Amherst
2963:The Norman Conquests
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2288:– via oyr.org.
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2152:London Theatre Guide
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1107:Our Flag Means Death
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1018:Dance interpretation
896:August: Osage County
730:Masterworks Broadway
698:Columbia Masterworks
660:Mercedes McCambridge
398:The Birth of Tragedy
393:Apollonian/Dionysian
378:Reality and illusion
271:hysterical pregnancy
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5224:Death of a Salesman
5168:Glengarry Glen Ross
5111:Death of a Salesman
4887:The Coast of Utopia
4756:Dancing at Lughnasa
4740:The Grapes of Wrath
4449:The Desperate Hours
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4302:The Glass Menagerie
4005:Diary of a Mad Diva
3874:With Ossie and Ruby
3526:The Words of Gandhi
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3049:The Waverly Gallery
2993:Death of a Salesman
2877:Death of a Salesman
2538:Billington, Michael
2286:Performance Theatre
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1788:. October 11, 1962.
1089:invites new couple
875:Steppenwolf Theatre
868:Golden Gate Theatre
736:Notable productions
604:Original production
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5087:A Delicate Balance
5071:An Inspector Calls
4999:The Lehman Trilogy
4684:Torch Song Trilogy
4489:The Miracle Worker
4409:The Cocktail Party
3720:It Takes a Village
2853:A Delicate Balance
2837:An Inspector Calls
2653:A Delicate Balance
2632:The American Dream
2442:"How it all began"
2423:The New York Times
2313:The New York Times
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1923:on August 15, 2012
1845:The New York Times
1832:Isherwood, Charles
1582:The New York Times
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1125:and the 1962–1963
1121:won both the 1963
927:The New York Times
686:Constance Cummings
675:Shepperd Strudwick
648:Henderson Forsythe
624:Billy Rose Theatre
599:Production history
557:reported in 1957.
439:Christopher Bigsby
241:passive aggression
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4943:All the Way
4855:Take Me Out
4569:Borstal Boy
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4218:Inheritance
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4124:Viola Davis
4112:Don Cheadle
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3878:Ossie Davis
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3084:Appropriate
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2775:Awards for
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2128:February 2,
2098:February 2,
2041:October 15,
2031:. Theater.
1842:. Theater.
1706:Gussow, Mel
1370:October 15,
1234:Jack Warner
1230:Louis Nizer
1166:as George,
1162:as Martha,
988:Scott Rudin
901:Carrie Coon
887:Tracy Letts
885:as Martha,
764:Ben Gazzara
742:Henry Fonda
717:Walter Kerr
677:as George,
673:as Martha,
656:Nancy Kelly
634:as George,
632:Arthur Hill
630:as Martha,
589:Andy Warhol
484:Walt Disney
389:Nietzsche's
324:snapdragons
167:Walt Disney
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5357:Categories
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4820:Copenhagen
4628:Travesties
4537:Marat/Sade
4210:Copenhagen
4120:Finding Me
3828:Al Franken
3373:Peter Cook
3330:Desiderata
3282:Rod McKuen
3180:FDR Speaks
2646:Tiny Alice
2498:1420225016
2415:Tiny Alice
2394:gamesradar
2338:. Trivia.
2069:August 26,
1573:Edel, Leon
1517:(2): 268.
1331:References
1074:The Office
1028:Permission
883:Amy Morton
829:Bill Irwin
780:Diana Rigg
774:Elaine May
754:Jon Voight
618:opened on
561:Characters
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277:with some
62:Characters
52:Written by
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4620:1976–2000
4385:1948–1975
3983:Janis Ian
3657:Ken Burns
3335:Les Crane
2597:Plays by
2542:"Review:
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2348:April 26,
2157:March 31,
1945:. Drama.
1848:(review).
1769:908176194
1473:(1): 69.
1264:does not
1052:vampirism
942:Meg Tilly
798:in 1997.
740:In 1970,
696:In 1963,
671:Kate Reid
628:Uta Hagen
539:joint in
473:Leon Edel
387:he cites
334:Libera me
287:porcupine
5248:Skylight
5150:Henry IV
4812:Side Man
4070:Becoming
3882:Ruby Dee
3746:Still Me
2923:Henry IV
2744:Occupant
2681:Seascape
2674:All Over
2554:. London
2478:(2024).
2320:June 13,
2316:(review)
2257:Playbill
2231:13 April
2037:(review)
2009:July 10,
2003:Playbill
1927:June 14,
1816:July 10,
1809:Playbill
1708:(2001).
1546:Archived
916:Occupant
796:West End
620:Broadway
537:espresso
415:Freudian
316:Exorcism
275:gin mill
97:Broadway
5347:Theatre
4668:Amadeus
3910:Al Gore
3837:My Life
2558:May 16,
2530:at the
2518:at the
2456:17 June
1891:at the
1718:185–186
1660:May 27,
1632:17 June
1487:3204876
1429:3205837
1285:removed
1270:sources
1087:Michael
879:Chicago
866:at the
622:at the
544:Woolf?"
482:" from
419:Marxist
369:I am."
283:bourbon
165:" from
131:Setting
115:Subject
110:English
5333:Portal
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5307:(2023)
5299:(2022)
5283:(2019)
5275:(2018)
5267:(2017)
5264:Jitney
5259:(2016)
5251:(2015)
5243:(2014)
5235:(2013)
5227:(2012)
5219:(2011)
5211:(2010)
5208:Fences
5203:(2009)
5195:(2008)
5187:(2007)
5179:(2006)
5171:(2005)
5163:(2004)
5159:Part 2
5155:Part 1
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5138:(2002)
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