
Listening (Albee)
Edward Albee
Book by Edward albee
"It is a lovely, poignant and deeply felt play. In no way at all is it an easy play - this formal minuet of death, this symphony ironically celebrating death's dominion. It is not easy in its structure, a series of almost operatic arias demanding, in their precision, pin-point concentration from the audience, and it is certainly not easy in its subject matter."
— The New York Times
"Done with brilliance... Fascinating, chilling, unsettling and oh so eloquent drama."
— Newsday
| Character |
|---|
| The Mistress 61, auburn or dark blond hair, a great beauty fading some, more voluptuous than the wife, maybe a bit taller, given to soft pastel clothes |
| The Son 52, a heavyset man, soft features, dark hair, business clothes |
| The Daughter 45, angular, once attractive, now a little ravaged, doesn't care much about how she dresses |
| The Best Friend 73, a good-looking gray-haired man, poised, thin to middling, well-dressed, well-groomed |
| The Reporter no matter, middle-aged, or whoever understudies the male principals |
| The Wife 71, small-boned, not heavy, dresses well, gray-haired probably |
All Over is a American comedy play written by Edward Albee and published by Samuel French in New York (1970).
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