Review: "A Streetcar Named Desire" By: Roma Torre
At three hours plus, this is a streetcar that takes its time, making the journey from simple desire to delusion to abject cruelty. And hopeless as it all may seem, Ms. Ullman and company hav…
At three hours plus, this is a streetcar that takes its time, making the journey from simple desire to delusion to abject cruelty. And hopeless as it all may seem, Ms. Ullman and company hav…
I shall be very surprised if New York does not get to see Rachel Weisz's memorable haunting Blanche in this outstanding production at the Donmar
The Norwegian actress best known for her roles in the films of Ingmar Bergman talks about directing an American classic.
At the African Globe TheatreWorks in Newark, Tennessee Williams' most famous creation, Blanche DuBois, is meeting her brother-in-law, Stanley Cole.
Artistic director Bonnie J. Monte has mounted the classic Tennessee Williams drama for the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey in a bold and crisp production that reaffirms the play's stature …
From the original Blanche created by Jessica Tandy to the myriad of other fine actresses who have tackled the role that many consider the Hamlet for women, I can only say brava to Laila Robi…
Tennessee Williams' "A Streetcar Named Desire" will be the December student show for the Yale School of Drama, running Dec. 10 to 16 at the Iseman Theater, 1156 Chapel St., in New Haven. Cha…
Tennessee Williams revived at the Walnut Street Theater.
With Liv Ullmann at the helm as director, the Sydney Theater Company's enthralling production of Tennessee Williams' "A Streetcar Named Desire" looks set to be an Antipodean hit and is on tr…
Cate Blanchett is a magnificent Blanche DuBois at the Kennedy Center, and soon at BAM.
Rob Ashford directs an intense production that gains greatly from being played in this small, intimate space. This is, by some distance, the best Streetcar I have seen.
Both Glenn Close and Jessica Lange recently played the role in London, but neither had the charisma of Weisz.
This is an exceptional and outstanding production and surely one of the highlights of the present West End theatre scene.
Rachel Weisz's sheer on-stage power will prove to be memorable and, I predict, will gather awards.
One ends up marvelling again at Williams's play, but I emerged impressed without quite being overwhelmed.