Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Dave Landis as George and Irene Crist as Martha
Photo by Rory Dale
Additional work on this project
Project
Original music composed for the play Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? by Edward Albee, produced at The Circuit Playhouse in Memphis, TN, July 27 - August 26, 2007.
About these compositions
These pieces of music were used as transitions, progressively darkening to reflect the action onstage. The music was sequenced in Logic Pro using the EWQL Symphonic Orchestra sample library.
The Sound Design for this show was nominated for a 2008 Memphis Theatre "Ostrander" Award.
Act 1 In
Act 1 Out
Act 2 In
Act 2 Out
Act 3 In
Act 3 Out
Synopsis of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Winner of the 1963 Tony Award for Best Play, this riveting modern masterpiece is a devastating descent into the private lives and painful secrets of two couples thrown together for an evening. George and Martha, whose marriage is truly a diabolical domestic bond marinated in bile, invite Nick and Honey to their home after a college faculty party. As the booze flows and the fangs are bared, this shockingly witty and disturbingly unforgettable drama suggests that the most treacherous accoutrement in American life is a wedding ring.
