Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Play by Edward Albee (Farsi)

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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? by Edward Albee is a landmark black comedy that unfolds over a single, volatile night in the home of Martha and George, a middle-aged couple whose marriage is sustained by manipulation, verbal warfare, and painful secrets. When they invite a younger couple over for drinks, the evening descends into psychological games and revelations that strip away social pretenses. Albee’s sharp dialogue and emotional intensity expose themes of illusion, failure, and the human need for connection, culminating in a devastating disclosure that alters the relationships on stage. The play’s blend of humor and tragedy, along with its uncompromising exploration of personal and marital disintegration, has secured its place as one of modern theatre’s most influential works.