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Edward Albee

Obies

A Brief History of Off-Broadway, 1955–1985

A special supplement — with selections from 30 years of the Voice — dedicated to the artists of Off-and Off-Off-Broadway.

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Theater archives

“Everyone’s Fine With Virginia Woolf” Is an Amped-Up Riff on Edward Albee’s Original

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Theater archives

Glenda Jackson Stands Tallest Among Edward Albee’s “Three Tall Women”

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Theater archives

Laurie Metcalf’s Four-Decade Overnight Success

It takes a lot of sweat to make acting look so effortless

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Theater archives

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?: The Games Albee People Play

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Bars

Kathleen Turner on Faith, a Celebrity Crush, and Being Friends With Maggie Smith

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Theater archives

The Lady From Dubuque: Meet the Intruders

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Theater archives

Who Is the Greatest Living Playwright?

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Equality

Revisiting a Queer Cultural Landmark in Making the Boys

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Theater archives

Edward Albee, Judith Malina, and the Soul of Off-Broadway

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