Production images have been released for Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, now playing at @sohoplace until 19 December 2026.
The newly released photographs capture Gillian Anderson and Billy Crudup leading Marianne Elliott’s bold new in-the-round production of the landmark American drama, alongside Josh Dylan and Phoebe Horn.
Anderson stars as Martha opposite Crudup as George, with Dylan playing Nick and Horn appearing as Honey. The images, photographed by Johan Persson, offer audiences a look at the production currently running in the West End.
First staged in 1962, Albee’s play remains one of the most celebrated and explosive examinations of marriage, power and illusion ever written.
Set during the early hours of the morning on an American college campus, the drama follows Martha and George as they invite a younger couple, Nick and Honey, back to their home after a faculty party. As the drinks flow and tensions rise, an evening of games and conversation gradually descends into a devastating confrontation.
Directed by Olivier Award-winner Marianne Elliott, the production places audiences around the action in @sohoplace’s unique in-the-round auditorium.
The cast is led by Gillian Anderson as Martha and Billy Crudup as George, with Josh Dylan as Nick and Phoebe Horn as Honey. The understudy company comprises Alex Cartuson, Jessica Kirton, Georgia Miles and Simon Willmont.
The creative team includes designer Miriam Buether, lighting designer James Farncombe, sound designer Ian Dickinson, casting directors Jim Carnahan and Liz Fraser, movement and intimacy director Ingrid Mackinnon, voice and dialect coach Charmian Hoare, and fight director Sam Lyon-Behan.
Produced by Sonia Friedman Productions and Winkler & Smalberg in association with Nica Burns, the production continues its limited West End run through December.
Listings and ticket information can be found here.
