Two-time Oscar winner Glenda Jackson, Tony winner and Oscar nominee Laurie Metcalf, and Tony nominee Alison Pill took their opening-night bows in Edward Albee's Three Tall Woman March 29.
Tony winner Joe Mantello (Take Me Out, Assassins) directs Albee’s Pulitzer Prize-winning autobiographical drama that began Broadway previews March 1.
Find out what critics had to say about the staging below.
Broadway News (Charles Isherwood)
The Chicago Tribune (Chris Jones)
Entertainment Weekly (Allison Adato)
The Hollywood Reporter (David Rooney)
Los Angeles Times (Charles McNulty)
New York Daily News (Joe Dziemianowicz)
New York Magazine (Christopher Bonanos)
New York Stage Review (Steven Suskin)
The New York Times (Jesse Green)
Time Out New York (Adam Feldman)
Wall Street Journal (Terry Teachout)
Playbill will continue to update this list as more reviews come in.
The play follows the interactions between three women, named only A, B, and C, who represent different versions of the same woman in her 90s, 50s, and 20s. Albee directed the world premiere of the piece, hailed as his most personal work, at Vienna’s English Theatre in 1991.
The new production, produced by Scott Rudin, features sets by Miriam Buether, costumes by Ann Roth, lighting design by Paul Gallo, sound design by Fitz Patton, and hair and makeup by Luc Verschueren and Campbell Young Associates.
