Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? takes an uncomfortably vicious look at the disintegration of a marriage in 1960s New England. George and Martha, a middle-aged, upper-middle-class couple, invite a younger couple home after a party one night and play out all their anger and frustration publicly, drawing the young couple into their vitriolic relationship. This play is primarily concerned with marriage, destruction, and the illusions that help people live their day-to-day lives.
Topic Explore the theme of religion in the play Whos afraid of Virginia Woolf is a play written in 1962 by the American playwright Edward Albee The title sets the tone of the play with on one side the intellect and the drama with Virginia Woolf who was a famous writer who committed suicide And on the other hand a childish atmosphere with the allegory of the nursery rime whos afraid of the big bad wolf As a result whos afraid of Virginia Woolf offers a great deal of emotions During the 1950s wor