Whos Afraid of Virginia Woolf Tickets

One of the most famous theatrical productions from the last five decades is being revived. Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, the interpretation of what happens between couples captivated everyone when it made its debut and now it is being revived again for fans. So if you are a fan of great writing and performance, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf tickets are just what the doctor ordered.

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf is the brainchild of the legendary playwright "Edward Albee." The story centers around two couples and the time they spend together at a party. The hosts are Martha and George. The former's father is the president of the college. George on the other hand is a history professor at the same institute. The couple return home from a faculty get together and on the way back, Martha tells her husband that she has invited Nick and his wife Honey over.

The guests turn up and are surprised to see the dynamic between the couple. The fun and games get physical and strange as the party goes. The antics make Nick and Honey really uncomfortable and confused. As the evening progresses, they find out the real reason behind George and Martha's attitude.

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf is a provocative yet unique story about a couple who are plagued with issues. Those inner demons lead to them having fun in the strangest of ways possible. The play marked its debut on 13^th October, 1962. The venue was Billy Rose Theater on Broadway.

This amazing three act play captivated the hearts and minds of everyone who bought Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf tickets. The production was longer than normal plays as well. The duration is about two hours and forty minutes long but the experience was worth it all.

The play was an instant hit upon its release with both fans and critics alike. Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf won a number of awards and accolades. It won Tony Awards in Best Play, Best Actor and Best Actress categories in the year 1963. It also managed to land the New York Drama Critics Circle award for Best Play. Its efforts were also recognized by a Pulitzer Prize nomination. The success paved way for Columbia Masterworks to create an LP starring the original cast.

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf witnessed its revival on 12^th March, 2005. It ran for one hundred and seventy seven performances. It was a huge hit and Bill Irwin earned himself a Tony for his brilliant performance as George. The revival then made its way to the famous West End on 31^st January, 2006. It played there for three and a half months.

It was converted into a tour in 2007 and another revival came about in December, 2012. That production played in Chicago and then shifted to Broadway on 27^th September, 2012 for previews. The curtain was raised on the play on 13^th October, 2012. It was a historical occasion because that date marked the fiftieth anniversary of its original production that opened way back on 13^th October, 1962. The latest production drew widespread acclaim from everyone across the board. This included both fans and critics.

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf is a unique play with brilliant writing. It has all the hallmarks of what Edward Albee's career stood for and this is its biggest strength.  The play and the revivals have been wowing audiences for over fifty years now and you can watch what makes it so special. In order to experience this brilliant play, get your Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf tickets now and an entertaining evening with your loved ones.