Information by Edward Albee
- Edward Albee's answers to questions from SwissEduc visitors
- Is Edward Albee Softening with success?; an interview. LA Weekly; February 21, 2007
- Edward Albee on the Playwright's Role, February 2003
- Edward Albee: Who's afraid of controversy? Not this playwright, Interview, March, 2002
- Why Read Plays?, Zoetrope, Winter, 2000
- Which Theatre Is the Absurd One?; New York Times, February 25, 1962
- Wants to Know Why; New York Times, October 7, 1962.
- Edward Albee talks about his work, the course of his career, the art of playwrighting, politics and aging as a gay man in America. Out at the Center; September 23, 2008 (45:44)
- Edward Albee talks about the future of live theater in the United States. WBUR; May 25, 2007 (Real 37:39)
- Edward Albee talks about a new production of his Pulitzer Prize-winning play Seascape. WNYC; December 6, 2005 (Real)
- Edward Albee talks about his life; written, audio and video versions. Academy of Achievement, January 21, 2006
- Edward Albee talks with Linda Winer about his plays. Center for Communication; November 10, 2005 (Media 1:34:59)
- Edward Albee's remarks on Federico Garcia Lorca's death. State of Emergency; November 8, 2005 (mp3)
- Edward Albee talks about his life and says e.g. "art should be dangerous." MPR; October 6, 2005 (Real (54:00)
- Edward Albee talks with Jeffrey Brown about his life. PBS, June 3, 2005 (Real (8:25)
- Remembering Samuel Beckett - Albee talks with Susan Stamberg and reads part of "Krapp's Last Tape"; NPR, November 23, 2004 (5:02)
- Michael Goldfarb talks with Edward Albee about his plays, especially about family life and marriage, WBUR, June 17, 2004 (Real 47:47)
- Edward Albee talks to Mark Lawson about his response to critical praise and damnation, on being adopted, and why he prefers to think of his plays as music. BBC Radio 4, January 29, 2004 (Real 28:27)
- Albee talks about Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, The Goat, or Who is Sylvia? and his work in general; KUHF, January 15, 2003 (Real 9:45)
- Edward Albee talks with Neal Conan about his plays, especially The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?, with listeners calling in; NPR March 6, 2002 (48:08)
- Talk with playwrights Edward Albee and Jack Gelber about the 40th anniversary of the emergence of "Off-Broadway": NPR, July 3, 1999 (Real 12:24)
- Susan Stamberg talks with playwrights Wendy Wasserstein, Alfred Uhry, Edward Albee and Eric Bogosian about why they write for the stage, and the differences between writing for the stage and for TV or film. (RealPlayer 14.4 28.8 7:30) NPR, March 29, 1999
- Albee talks at the Short Story Award Meeting of the National Press Club, Washington CD, November 29, 1995. Albee's speech beging about 10 minutes into the meeting. (Real 52:20)
Edward Albee on creativity. Emory University; March 18, 2009. He also talks about Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1:44) Edward Albee @ 23rd Annual Lambda Literary Awards; May 27, 2011
Lea DeLaria introduces, Terrance McNally, who introduces Edward AlbeeEdward Albee discusses theater with Charlie Rose. May 2008 (1:44) Edward Albee speaking at Vanderbilt University. May 2008 (1:12:33) - Edward Albee speaking at New York Times Arts and Leisure Talk. WCBS; January 26, 2008 (1:18:33)
- A personal conversation with Dennis Wholey. This is America Show (27:33)
- Edward Albee shares his own Coming Out Story. IFILM (2:28)
- Albee talks about meeting Vaclav Havel. Columbia University; December 2006 - date not very certain (Flash)
- Edward Albee talks at the Tony Awards 2005 accepting the Lifetime Achievement in the Theatre Award (Flash 4:56)
- Edward Albee talks with Jeffrey Brown about his life; includes transcript. PBS, June 3, 2005 (Real 8:25)
- American Theatre Wing Seminars: Playwrights, including Edward Albee, Harvey Fierstein et al. CUNY University, New York; October 7, 2004 (Real 1:26:35)
- How Albee wants people to react to his plays. PBS; 2002 (Real)
- Edward Albee talks about becoming a playwright. CUNY-TV - American Theatre Wing; May 23, 2001 (Real 54:53)
- Edward Albee gives improvisational performances. LongHouse Reserve; Montauk. July 10, 1999
- Description of the performances (Real 3:23)
- A 60 year-old Hungarian poet who has a girlfriend half his age (Real 7:09)
- Catherine the Great, the empress of all of Russia (Real 4:23)
- Jackson Pollock's gravestone (Real 5:11)
- A very petite 40 year-old woman who is very beautiful (Real 8:06)
- An aging Palestinian hijacker, who has hijacked a number of planes (Real 6:59)
- The owner of Red's Car Shop in Pittsburgh (Real 6:03)
- An aging Shakespearean actress who's lover just died (Real 6:46)
- Woman who lives in East Hampton having a conversation with a deer in her garden (Real 7:08)