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The theatrical enticements are arriving thick and fast during the month ahead, which finds a beloved Broadway and TV name making her U.K. stage debut and the return of a scorching American classic. Add to that two intriguing plays from opposite sides of the Atlantic and a landmark birthday of the musical about the man with a mask, and there’s plenty to take us into the theatrical woods—the return of last year’s revival of Into the Woods included.
Gillian Anderson as Martha and Billy Crudup as George in London’s “Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” (Photo: Johan Persson)
I Am, George, I Am
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is no stranger to the London stage: recent double acts headlining Edward Albee’s seismic 1962 classic on the West End include Kathleen Turner and Bill Irwin and Imelda Staunton and Conleth Hill. The baton has now passed to Gillian Anderson and Billy Crudup, who are newly opened in the four-person drama at @sohoplace for a sell-out run. “I just think it’s the most extraordinary play,” the production’s awards-laden director Marianne Elliott (War Horse, Company) said one evening during rehearsals. “It’s incredibly crafted, and when you look at it in …