Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at Tobacco Factory Theatres

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***Please note that Tobacco Factory Theatres has suspended all performances until further notice due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation. Please check the theatre's website for further information, including refunds and rescheduled performances. ***
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George and Martha invite Nick and Honey to join them for a nightcap. It’s way too late in the evening, but what do they have to lose?

David Mercatali (Blue Heart, Dark Vanilla Jungle, Radiant Vermin) returns to Tobacco Factory Theatres to direct Edward Albee’s landmark black comedy. By turns brilliantly funny and utterly devastating, you won’t want to look away.

Two professors and their wives living the American Dream. Following an innocent invitation after a college campus party, the paper-thin illusion that all is well starts to peel away as George and Martha realise they have a captive audience for their toxic domestic games. As dawn approaches, there is only one way this party can end. And whether they like it or not, everyone must play their part.

Pull up a chair and fix yourself a drink.

This new co-production of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? builds on the electrifying drama of past Tobacco Factory Theatres productions such as Blue Heart, A View From the Bridge, Macbeth and Beautiful Thing.

Times:
7.30pm
Matinees 2pm - Thursdays (except 20 & 27 Feb) & Saturdays 2pm
Approx 3hrs (inc. interval)
No show Sunday

Tickets:
From £12 (subject to availability)
14+ years (contains strong language and adult themes)