A biting dark comedy and gut-wrenching psychological portrait of the breakdown of a marriage, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? has been a mainstay of American theater since winning the 1963 Tony Award for Best Play. Later immortalized in a film adaptation starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, the play was written by the acclaimed Pulitzer Prize winner Edward Albee. The story follows George and Martha, middle-aged spouses who invite a younger husband and wife over for drinks and, over the course of the evening, use their guests as pawns in increasingly cruel mind games, leading to a devastating revelation. Razor-sharp dialogue and incisive character portraits abound in this powerful and funny Intrepid Theatre Company production of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at the Horton Grand Theatre in San Diego.

Event Description:

This show contains strong language and mature subject matter — it is recommended for adults only.

The performance is approximately three hours, including two intermissions.