Dishy-yet-earnest, 'Cocktails' revisits the making of 'Virginia Woolf'
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Albee's play and the 1966 movie adaptation have left a lasting impact, with the title now used as a cultural shorthand for turbulent relationships and disastrous events.
His book explores the play's roots in Albee's own experiences, shedding light on how it challenged societal norms around marriage and family dynamics.
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