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Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf? Study guide

If you find yourself studying this play, you're in luck. It is a rich, rewarding work full of things to say about character, relationships, and theme, and it weaves together humour and seriousness in a fascinating way. The play is also quite ambiguous, refusing any attempt we might make to explain everything that happens. For this reason, try to develop sensitivity to contradiction and inconsistency - which is, in...

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