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Henry, William A., III. "Albee Is Back." Time 143, No. 8 (21 February 1994): 64.

Highly laudatory review of Three Tall Women. Henry asserts: "Out of the simplest and most familiar material—a woman of 90-plus years coping with the infirmities and confusions of the moment and looking back on a life of gothic excess—Albee fashions a spellbinder."

Kroll, Jack. "Trinity of Women." Newsweek CXXIII, No. 8 (21 February 1994): 62.

Offers a favorable assessment of Three Tall Women, calling it one of Albee's best works.

Weber, Bruce. "On Stage, and Off." The New York Times (15 April 1994): C2.

Relates events surrounding the decision to award Albee the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the merits of the other nominees.

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1. Introduction
2. Principal Works
3. Criticism
   1. Jeane Luere (review date May 1992)
   2. Ben Brantley (review date 14 February 1994)
   3. Stefan Kanfer (review date 14-28 February 1994)
   4. Michael Feingold (review date 1 March 1994)
   5. Tim Appelo (review date 14 March 1994)
   6. Robert Brustein (review date 4 April 1994)
   7. David Richards (essay date 13 April 1994)
   8. John Lahr (review date 16 May 1994)
4. Further Reading
5. Copyright