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Three Tall Women: A Play in Two Acts | Edward Albee

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Recovering from the brink of death after venting her frustrations about an unjust world, a ninety-two-year-old woman recounts three stages of her painful life, in an award-winning play by the author of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. 10,000 first printing. Fireside Theatre Main.

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Three Tall Women: A Play in Two Acts | Edward Albee

Grace Experience and I saw Three Tall Women on Broadway — and you all must go. You. Must. Go. Poignant and powerful and wrenching and beautiful. And these three tall women? Alison Pill, Laurie Metcalf & Glenda Jackson will tear out your heart and put it back inside you and leave you healed.

Betty I hope they make a movie 7y

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LauraBeth

Three Tall Women: A Play in Two Acts | Edward Albee

Thanks for your stories, Edward Albee

BethFishReads I am soooo sad 😭😭😭😭 8y

Hobbinol I was a huge fan. He meant so much to me. All of us have a writer who brought us out of ourselves, who helped form our identity as much as a family member might--for me Edward Albee was that writer. 8y

Suzze 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 8y

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LauraBeth Me too @BethFishReads 😔 8y

LisaJo 😭😭😭😭 8y

LauraBeth I can understand @Hobbinol. I moved to NYC in '93 when I was 22 and I knew one person in the city. So I curled up with Edward Albee and other playwrights (Miller, Kushner, Mamet) and tried to make sense of the city. In the end they helped me make sense of myself 8y

LauraBeth Such a loss @Suzze, @LisaJo 😔 8y

katedensen 😭😭😭 8y

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