Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? - Broadway

Reviews

• Review by Elysa Gardner
  from USA Today
  October 15, 2012

  ‘‘You'll leave the gathering shaken and sobered, but also exhilarated. All golden anniversaries should be this memorable.’’

• Review by Thom Geier
  from Entertainment Weekly
  October 14, 2012

  ‘‘Morton's may be the most sympathetic Martha ever to appear on stage—her implosion in the play's final scenes is devastating on multiple levels.’’

• Review by Hedy Weiss
  from The Chicago Sun-TImes
  October 14, 2012

  ‘‘Letts is so blisteringly good—so incisive in every shift of mood and strategy and cuttingly comic barb—that there is a real danger he might be derailed from playwriting by an onslaught of acting offers.’’

• Review by Charles Isherwood
  from The New York Times
  October 14, 2012

  ‘‘This Steppenwolf Theater production, the first necessary ticket of the fall Broadway season, establishes beyond question that at the half-century mark, an age when many plays, not to mention many people, are showing signs of flab, Mr. Albee’s scalding drama of marital discord still retains the bantam energy and strong bite of its youth.’’