Review by Laura KennellyEdward Albee’s *Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?*, now disturbing the peace in the Beck Center’s Studio Theater, reminds us that drinking and talking do not mix. Although it premiered in 1962, much still rings true today in this production directed by Donald Carrier. The plot is simple: the wife of a senior faculty member invites a new faculty member and his wife over for a 2 AM nightcap after a drunken faculty party. The resulting continuation of the booze fest turns into a disaster for the two couples. Exploitation and vulgarity get passed around evenly and everyone sustains damages before it’s over. It’s surprising how many betrayals can fit into three acts. (See the rest of the review at Cool Cleveland <https://coolcleveland.com/2018/10/theater-review-whos-afraid-virginia-woolf-beck-center-laura-kennelly/> .)