Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? by Edward Albee
directed by Glenn Vaughan
directed by Glenn Vaughan
Darkly comic right from the start, it only gets darker. David Benedict, writing for Variety, said this play "makes the complete works of Strindberg look like Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm.”
The third play of our 50th anniversary year, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? will be staged exactly 50 years after the ATC opened its first season with it in October 1969.
Performance dates will be 8-12 October 2019 with rehearsals beginning in early May.
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Auditions will take place
April 8th and 10th at 19.30 and April 7th and 14th at 11.00 at the Warehouse Studio Theatre Rue Waelhem 73, 1030 Schaerbeek. |
Characters
There are four roles comprised of two married couples: Martha and George (45-55 years old) Nick and Honey (25-35 years old) |
If you wish to audition, please contact director Glenn Vaughan at glennvaughan@gmail.com for an audition form and scene extracts to be used in the auditions.
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The ATC welcomes and encourages newcomers -- experienced and beginners alike -- to audition for or participate in productions in a variety of ways!
The ATC welcomes and encourages newcomers -- experienced and beginners alike -- to audition for or participate in productions in a variety of ways!