Edward Albee

Edward Albee Criticism

• Albee, Edward (Vol. 1)
• Albee, Edward (Vol. 113)
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • Three Cheers for Albee
    • Fragments from a Cultural Explosion
    • Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
    • Albee and the Medusa Head
    • Box and Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-Tung
    • Verbal Prisons: The Language of Albee's A Delicate Balance
    • Edward Albee: Playwright of Evolution
    • Tiny Alice: The Expense of Joy in the Persistence of Mystery
    • 'The Pitfalls of Drama': The Idea of Language in the Plays of Edward Albee
    • An Interview with Edward Albee
    • What's New at the Zoo? Rereading Edward Albee's American Dream(s) and Nightmares
    • Three Tall Women
    • An Elegy for Thwarted Vision: Edward Albee's The Lorca Story: Scenes from a Life
    • Three Tall Women
    • The Habit and the Hatred
  • Further Reading
• Albee, Edward (Vol. 25)
  • Introduction
  • From Pilate's Chair
  • Albee, Miller, Williams
  • American Connections—O'Neill, Miller, Williams and Albee
  • From Hunger, Not Dubuque
  • Out There and Down Here
  • Night Games
  • Theatre: 'The Lady from Dubuque'
  • Self-Parody and Self-Murder
  • Edward Albee: All Over?
  • Who's Afraid of Vladimir Nabokov?: Edward Albee's 'Lolita'
  • Theatre: 'The Lady from Dubuque'
  • Albee Presents 'Three Arms' in Chicago
• Albee, Edward (Vol. 2)
• Albee, Edward (Vol. 3)
• Albee, Edward (Vol. 9)
• Albee, Edward (Vol. 86)
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • Three Tall Women
    • Edward Albee Conjures Up Three Ages of Women
    • Time—and Again
    • Albeecentric
    • Three Tall Women
    • The Rehabilitation of Edward Albee
    • Critical Winds Shift for Albee, A Master of the Steady Course
    • Sons and Mothers
  • Further Reading
• Albee, Edward (Vol. 11)
  • Introduction
  • Who's Afraid of Edward Albee?
  • Why So Afraid?
  • 'Tiny Alice'
  • 'Box' and 'Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-Tung'
  • Death as a Mirror of Life: Edward Albee's 'All Over'
  • Thomas P. Adler
  • Joan S. Fleckenstein
• Albee, Edward (Vol. 13)
  • Introduction
  • Symbolism and Naturalism in Edward Albee's 'The Zoo Story'
  • The 'Tiny Alice' Caper
  • 'A Delicate Balance'
  • 'All Over'
  • Edward Albee: A Collection of Critical Essays
  • In the Bosom of the Family: Contradition and Resolution in Edward Albee
• Albee, Edward
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Author Commentary
    • Introduction to Three Tall Women
    • Which Theatre is the Absurd One?
    • Interview with Albee
    • Text, Subtext, and Performance: Edward Albee on Directing Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
    • Interview with Albee
  • Overviews And General Studies
    • What's the Matter with Edward Albee?
    • The Theatre of Edward Albee
    • Edward Albee: His Language and Imagination
    • Edward Albee: Conflict of Tradition
    • Edward Albee
    • Parallels and Proselytes: Edward Albee
    • Edward Albee: Don't Make Waves
    • The Verbal Murders of Edward Albee
    • In the Bosom of the Family: Evasions in Edward Albee
    • Reality and Illusion: Continuity of a Theme in Albee
    • The Process of Dying in the Plays of Edward Albee
    • Edward Albee
    • Edward Albee's Triptych on Abandonment
    • Changing Perspectives: The Vanishing 'Character' in Albee's Plays
    • Harold Pinter & Edward Albee: The First Post-moderns
    • From the Margins: Edward Albee and the Avant-Garde
    • Rejuvenating the American Stage
  • Further Reading