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3 days ago · A haunting and exhausting experience, the 2024 Red Stitch Actors' Theatre production of Edward Albee’s 'Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?' is not for the faint-hearted. A proper night at the theatre, this incredible production, which ran at almost three-and-a-half hours, certainly gives punters their money’s worth – even if you simply ...
3 days ago · by Patricia Maunder on 4 July, 2024. Red Stitch’s original run of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? sold out before it opened last November. The star power of Kat Stewart, and timeless appeal of Edward Albee’s 1962 Broadway play, no doubt had a lot to do with that. However, this return season in a commercial theatre tells you the production ...
3 days ago · Edward Albee’s 1962 classic of marital discord, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, is a well-made play about middle class resentment, disappointment and the pursuit of pleasure.
4 days ago · The critically acclaimed production of Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf by Red Stitch Actor’s Theatre now playing for a strictly limited season at Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre, crackles with electrifying performances and razor-sharp dialogue, delivering an unforgettable night of theatre. Starring AFI and Logie Award winner Kat Stewart, the play is masterclass in dramatic
4 days ago · Edward Albee's SEASCAPE will be featured in the 'From A To Zoo' staged reading series, offering audiences a chance to experience this classic play in a unique format. Learn...
2 days ago · By Darby Turnbull. As the kids say, George and Martha match one another’s freak. Edward Albee’s 1962 treatise on marriage, America and the toxic rot beneath them has been entrancing audiences for over 60 years, through countless revivals and the iconic film adaption.
5 days ago · Red Stitch first staged the Edward Albee masterpiece at its 80-seat theatre in late 2023 - a stage the size of a bathmat, according to director Sarah Goodes. It sold out before opening night and garnered rave reviews, so for the first time in 23 years, the company decided to re-stage a production in a commercial venue, the 1000-seat Comedy Theatre.
