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Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Starring Kathleen Turner at the Ahmanson

Ahmanson Theatre, at the Music Center (135 North Grand Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90012)
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Direct from electrifying runs on Broadway and in London's West End, the smash-hit new production of Edward Albee's masterpiece Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? comes to the Ahmanson Theatre with its acclaimed original stars, Evening Standard Award winner Kathleen Turner and Tony Award winner Bill Irwin.

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The Kennedy Center's critically-acclaimed Broadway production of Stephen Sondheim's classic musical Follies, currently nominated for eight 2012 Tony Awards, comes to the Ahmanson Theatre, where it's receiving equally stellar reviews. It's the haunting story of two troubled couples who reunite at the decrepit theater where the ladies once performed, facing the ghosts of the past and the harsh reality of the present. Featuring a memorable score by Sondheim, including such enduring songs as "Broadway Baby," "Losing My Mind" and "I'm Still Here," the show is also a riveting look at the deterioration of the American dream -- a crack in the plaster of the gilded age of Broadway. Director Eric Schaeffer is joined by much of his original cast -- with 41 performers, it's one of the largest ever on this stage -- as well as a 28-piece orchestra. Tony Award-winner Victoria Clark joins the production, while reprising their roles from the New York show are 2012 Tony nominees Jan Maxwell, Danny Burstein and Ron Raines. Learn More

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27 Goldstar Member Reviews

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Bill Irwin was excllent! And, yes, so was Ms. Turner!
Written on Feb 20 2007

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The cast couldn't have been better. Ms. Turner is an amazing actress, yet the rest of the actors held their own on stage with her.
Written on Feb 12 2007

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Great play, well acted.
Written on Nov 14 2008

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Best possible rating of a highly entertaining and professional play.
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More Information About Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

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http://www.centertheatregroup.org/

Quotes & Highlights

  • "A pulse-racing masterpiece. As Martha, Kathleen Turner secures her berth as a first-rate, depth probing stage actress in a stunning, gorgeous performance. The brilliant Bill Irwin’s George is boldly conceived and chilling. A great marital wrestling match of a play.” --Ben Brantley, New York Times
  • “Scorching & exhilarating! Suavely directed by Anthony Page, Edward Albee’s Woolf has a soaring, scarring intensity rare in the theatre.” --Clive Barnes, New York Post
  • “A giddy, vicious thrill! All performances are so good, they’re   inseparable. One of the most dazzling displays of verbal blood sport ever to stain the American stage.” --Scott Brown, Entertainment Weekly

Description

A savagely funny event in 3 knockout rounds -- it doesn't get any better than this! Following sensational engagements on Broadway and in London, the national tour began January 11 at the Kennedy Center, opening to rave reviews. Next stop: the Ahmanson Theatre in Los Angeles.

  • Starring: Kathleen Turner, Bill Irwin, Kathleen Early and David Furr
  • Written By: Edward Albee
  • Director: Anthony Page
  • Set Design: John Lee Beatty
  • Costume Design: Jane Greenwood
  • Lighting Design: Peter Kaczorowski
  • Sound Designer: Mark Bennett, Michael Creason