"The Two-Character Play" is a modest title for Tennessee Williams's 1975 psychodrama about a brother and sister locked in mortal combat with familiar Williams demons: debilitating fear, sordid family history, a pills-and-liquor habit and flamboyant theatrics. Williams called the work "Out Cry" during an initial version in 1967, and that was more accurate. The characters here certainly do cry out. Read full article &#…
SOURCE: Washington Post at 04:03PM on October 8, 2013