A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur

"Williams, as always, writes with poetic compassion...a series of moving and engrossing moments in the theatre." —Variety

A Streetcar Named Desire

Tennessee Williams' explosive and groundbreaking drama ranks as one of the greatest plays of the twentieth century.

Camino Real

"A strange and disturbing drama…as eloquent and rhythmic as a piece of music." — The New York Times

Candles to the Sun

Set in the Red Hills coal mining section of Alabama and dealing with both the attempts of the miners to unionize and the bleak lives of their families, the play, according to St Louis Star-Times critic Reed Hynds, is "an earnest and searching examination of a particular social reality set out in hum…

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

Winner! 1955 Pulitzer Prize in Drama

One of the most successful plays of our time...a play of tremendous dramatic impact…enormous theatrical power." — New York Post

Fugitive Kind

Fugitive Kind, with its star-crossed lovers and big city slum setting, takes place in a flophouse on the St. Louis waterfront in the shadow of Eads Bridge, where Williams spent Saturdays away from his baleful factory job and met his characters: jobless wayfarers on the dole, young writers a…

Not About Nightingales

A raw, sprawling dramatization of real events at a Philadelphia prison in 1937.

Orpheus Descending

"Because of the power and the brilliance and the humor of his writing, it emerges as a consistently moving and captivating experience…the author has done a masterful job of getting inside his characters." —NY Journal-American

Period of Adjustment

The first full-length comedy by the playwright whom many consider to be the finest of our times. "It is, quite simply, a resounding success. It has warmth and wisdom, and hilarious good humor…" —NY Journal-American

Spring Storm

A classic deep South tale of adolescent rites of passage.

Suddenly Last Summer

In one of Tennessee Williams' most haunting pieces of writing, how far will a mother go to preserve her son's reputation? Presented Off-Broadway with Something Unspoken under the collective title Garden District. 

Summer and Smoke

Summer and Smoke is a simple love story of a somewhat puritanical Southern girl and an unpuritanical young doctor.

Sweet Bird of Youth

"Once again a bolt of thunder has been hurled by that Jovian playwright, Tennessee Williams, and the theatre reverberates to its roar." — NY Newsday

The Glass Menagerie

A drama of great tenderness, charm and beauty, The Glass Menagerie is one of the most famous plays of the modern theatre.

The Night of the Iguana

"An awesome and powerful new drama." —NY World Telegram & Sun

The Rose Tattoo

Winner of the 1951 Tony Award for Best Play. One of the author's most beautiful and powerful plays. Set among a colony of Sicilian fisherfolk on the American Gulf Coast, it is the story of a woman for whom love was stronger than death.

The Two Character Play (Out Cry)

Reality and fantasy are interwoven with terrifying power in one of Tennessee Williams’ most personal, mystifying, haunting, provocative, and oftern funny works.

Vieux Carré

"…the murmurings of genius…an authentic voice of the twentieth-century theatre." — The New York Times