Theatre
Albee's marital discord over a three-course dinner.
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Dinner Performance by Shonni Enelow, David Levine and Lucien Chef Ambition
- Multiple dates
- Invisible Dog Arts & Events Space
- $80
About
A dinner performance built around Edward Albee's play WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?, imagined and animated by Shonni Enelow and David Levine, with a dinner inspired by the play served by Lucien Chef Ambition. The Invisible Dog and Lucien Chef Ambition present a series of three dinners around the play, which they call the OG campus sex drama, an orgy of liberal arts ennui and marital discord. Guests hear the spousal vitriol as intended, among grad school dropouts, tenured miserables and other misfits, while eating a superb three-course dinner and drinking wine. It takes place at La Salle a Manger (SAM).
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Shonni EnelowRarely
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Drama showsUp to 10 a week