Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolfe is far and away one of the most personal plays that I have ever been to. This play seemed to hit on all aspects of life in the 60’s, materialism, plastic appearances and an abundance of alcohol to help bring about the true nature of the characters. The most amazing thing about Albee’s play was the fact that it seemed to describe human nature to a tee. The …

…used for marriage counseling, it has a value that allows us as the audience to sit back and look at a time of inequality for women and the struggles that men had to face in order to be considered good husbands and providers. The value of this play is one that everyone can value and benefit from seeing or reading because understanding the mistakes of the past will help all of us in the future.