Ten of the best titles in the form of questions

At the Guardian, John Mullan named ten of the best titles in the form of questions.

One entry on the list:

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? by Edward Albee

George and Martha, an American academic and his wife, entertain Nick and Honey, a new professor at a New England college and his wife. As the booze flows, George and Martha make the younger couple participants in a game of marital humiliation. Martha, mocking academic folly, sings the title.

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--Marshal Zeringue