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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? by Edward Albee

For over a decade, a group of dedicated individuals have banded together to bring quality community theater to the North End. From romantic comedy (Samuel Taylor's Sabrina Fair) to murder mystery (Tim Kelly's Don't be Afraid of the Dark) to family drama (Ernest Thompson's On Golden Pond), your friends and neighbors have been entertaining you at the North End's Improv Asylum.

This September, Adequate Productions presents Edward Albee's award-winning dark comedy, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? The show stars Laurie D'Elia and James Cimino as the toxic but well-matched George and Martha. Korey McIsaac and Angela Holahan suport them as the young professor and his fragile wife held hostage in George and Martha's world. What's real and what's fiction? Stay until the end of this booze-filled romp to find out.

The show is directed by Lauren B. Nelson with the assistance of Michael Roitman. The Improv Asylum provides comfortable, inviting accommodations with a cash bar. You'll want to drink liberally for this sick tale.

Tickets are $20 for shows on September 2, 2013 at 7pm; September 8, 2013 at 2pm and 7pm; and September 9, 2013 at 7pm.

One of the great rewards of community theater is how much entertainment can be produced for a relatively small amount of money. Every ticket holder will take more value from the experience than the cost of the ticket.

This is our 7th major production together, and the cast is thrilled to have an opportunity to put on another great show. More than any other comment, audience members are constantly telling the cast how surprised and delighted they are that the production is so professional. "This is not the type of work I expected to see from a community theater group," is a refrain we hear over and over, each time we bring a new show to the stage.

So, gather your friends, neighbors and co-workers (no children under 13, please) and come on down to the Improv Asylum, grab a bucket of wine or beer from the bar, find your seat and hold on to it, because it will be a bumpy ride.