All great playwrights strive to make the people who see their plays think as well as feel. And with Arthur Miller and Tennessee Williams now gone, Edward Albee is not only our greatest living playwright but the undisputed champ of that game. Right from the start, his plays have insisted that his audiences grapple with the way they think and feel about really tough stuff. So I always find it difficult to answer …
SOURCE: Broadway & Me at 08:59AM on March 10, 2012