Glendale Community College, Auditorium Building (Glendale, CA)
Set against the steamy backdrop of New Orleans' French Quarter, A Streetcar Named Desire tells the story of Blanche DuBois, a faded Southern belle driven to madness by her brutish brother-in-law, Stanley Kowalski. Tennessee Williams' classic drama erupts with passion, raw emotion and poetic dialogue.
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Acting was spotty, the 3 leads (Stella, Blanche and Stanley) were terrific, but the supporting cast underwhelmed me. It was hard to hear most of the dialogue although I was in the second row. Since this was the 1st night there were mostly students attending, and they obviously were not there to see the play, as they talked non-stop through most of it. Scenic design was done exceptionally well. I have been to see other plays here, and I will continue to support and recommend them.
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by Tennessee Williams
Directed by Jeanette D. Farr
The troubled Southern Belle, Blanche DuBois, moves to the French Quarter of New Orleans into the home of her sister, Stella Kowalski, while attempting to escape her sordid past. Blanche's fantasy world is turned upside down and exposed to the unrefined world around her.
Written by the award-winning playwright Tennessee Williams, this steamy southern classic erupts with passion, raw emotion, and poetic dialogue that identifies it as one of the most intriquing and entertaining stories for the stage.