Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Tickets

Acting at its finest this kind of theatre doesn,t come along every day. It will blow yo away!! Marvelous, shocking and sad.

Who' Afraid of Virginia Woolf has always been one mine and my wife’s favorite plays. In fact, we know most of the lines by heart as we have seen it so many times. Imogen Poots and Luke Treadaway were magnificent. It's hard to image how they could keep up such intensity for almost three hours.

Actors & actresses were stunning! Amazing production where we started laughing, passed through the deepest humans miseries and ended up open mouths. Congratulations!!! Your play is detailed and well produced and we've really enjoyed our time in the theatre.

I have seen few if any plays with acting as fine - perhaps Rylance in Jerusalem or the people in the Man and Two Masters adaptation.

Incredible performances by all - I felt as though I'd been a guest at the impromptu drinks party and had been left emotionally drained at the end of it all! Spectacular and an absolute must!

Fantastic edgy challenging theatre. Terrific night and very entertaining

The performances are stellar.

Actors were awesome!!!!nice plot but not for 3hour play...I recommend it????

Performance was excellent, but beware the balcony seats in the Harold Pinter theatre which were cramped and very uncomfortable. Not recommended for the claustrophobic and leg room is extremely limited.

Superb acting! It was thrilling to see such tremendous talent. In these performances, I was better able to see and feel the depth and complexities of each character and understand the messages Edward Albee might have been aiming to convey. Just wonderful. Thank you.

We attended this play as novices to the works of Edward Albee, drawn by the lure of both Conleth Hill and Imelda Staunton. On those grounds there was no disappointment. Both were brilliant, particularly Staunton, whose self-obsessed, drunken and vitriolic Martha was compulsive and uncomfortable viewing (the mother of my partner's ex was apparently exactly like Martha!!). I have only given four stars due to the long and drawn out ending, no less impressively acted but, rather like those films that you think are good but could have done with being a half hour shorter. After the 'pause' in the second act the energy built up by the furious and farcical exchanges between the characters just seems to drain away and all for a point that (to us) didn't seem worth making. I'm sure die hard Albee fans would think us Philistines as it was all part of his intentions but, I think a little editing would have left us walking away with a post-play buzz that most of the work infused us with instead of a flat, 'what the hell happened there?' feeling. In short, all credit to the actors, maybe Edward Albee is just not for us?!

A brilliant production. Imelda Staunton outstanding.