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Written by Edward Albee
Directed by Jacqueline McElroy-Poquette
Winner of three Tony Awards (including Best Play of 1963) and later turned into a landmark film with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, playwright Edward Albee's smash drams is set on the campus of a small New England college.
George, an Associate Professor of History and his wife Martha, daughter of the College's president, invite a new professor and his wife home for a nightcap. As the cocktails flow, the young couple find themselves caught in the crossfire of a savage marital war where the combatants attack the self deceptions they forged for their own survival.
"...while "Virginia Woolf" may be the most vicious portrait of a marriage this side of Strindberg, it is also - deeply and truly - a love story."
-Ben Brantley, NY Times
Victoria Steele | Martha |
John Ade | George |
Allyson Stevenson | Honey |
Matthew Rofofsky | Nick |
Jacqueline McElroy-Poquette | Director |
Rhea Smith | Producer |
Kathleen Ruland | Assistant to the Director |
Michael Smith | Set Design/ Construction & Photography |
James Dolan | Set Decor |
Lynne Lupfer | Set Decor |
Ray Poquette | Lighting Designer |
Tim Larsen | Sound Designer |
Ruth Morley | Costume Design/ Hair |
Anne Giesemann | Properties/ Crew |
Jill Hendrickson | Lighting Operator |
Paul Reitnauer III | Sound Operator |
Sarah Weiss | Publicity |
Margie Druss Fodor | Workday Photography |
Leigh Adel-Arnold | Programs |
Chris Nelson | Programs |
Stephen Kaplan | Program Notes |
Marisa Dolkart | Stage Manager |