Edward Albee’s quintessential drama is being staged in the round

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, starring Gillian Anderson and Billy Crudup, has released production photos.
Albee’s seminal play follows George and Martha as they invite a younger couple, Nick and Honey, back to their home after a faculty party. As the night unfolds and tensions rise, the evening descends into a series of increasingly destructive psychological games, culminating in a devastating confrontation.
Directed in the round by Marianne Elliott, Edward Albee’s play runs until 19 December 2026 at @sohoplace, with a press night tonight, 30 September.
Anderson plays Martha opposite Crudup as George, with Josh Dylan as Nick and Phoebe Horn as Honey.
The company understudies are Alex Cartuson (Nick), Jessica Kirton (Martha), Georgia Miles (Honey) and Simon Willmont (George).
The creative team includes designer Miriam Buether, lighting designer James Farncombe, sound designer Ian Dickinson, casting directors Jim Carnahan and Liz Fraser, movement and intimacy director Ingrid Mackinnon, voice and dialect coach Charmian Hoare and fight director Sam Lyon-Behan.