I've never been lucky enough to have seen a production of _Albee's
Women_, and I'm not naive enough to think I'll be able to easily get
my hands on a script. But I do have a notion that I'd like my students
this fall to read a set of Albee's fantastic monologues of women as I
teach them the monologue. I realize I may just have to reinvent
_Albee's Women_ myself, but if anyone knows the list of women
characters in O'Malley's production or has more info like which
specific monologues were selected, I'd be very much appreciative.
Regards,
Gary Hawkins
Warren Wilson College
