Welcome to episode 14 of Bros Before Shows! This week, we're discussing a watershed stage to screen adaptation in Mike Nichols' film Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, based on the stage play by Edward Albee.*

We ramble a bit more than usual in this one, we have some fun personal anecdotes related to the material, and get to discuss the volcanic personalities of Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor. Altogether, not a terrible way to spend 30 minutes.

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Co-Hosted by Matthew Tiemstra (@ClockworkPlay)

*It is Cinco De Mayo, a holiday widely celebrated by white folks who want an excuse to get devastated by booze, so this seemed like a timely choice of subject. Actually, a complete coincidence, but we won't tell if you don't.