Articles about The Glass Menagerie
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It is to Sally Field's enormous credit that Amanda Wingfield does not plow through the Kennedy Center's exquisite revival of "The Glass Menagerie" like a runaway bulldozer.
Tennessee Williams' first Broadway hit gets a thorough shaking in director Gordon Edelstein's production, and the enthralling result is the freshest, most vital account of it I've seen.
Tennessee Williams' classic drama benefits from a fresh approach
Given this play's dreamlike aura, Gordon Edelstein's concept works without taking anything away from the play and Judith Ivey is poignant and funny as the mother of all dominating and protec…
Unconventional staging concepts, no matter how clever or cute, can easily get lost in translation. Such is the case with Gordon Edelstein's flawed Off-Broadway revival of "The Glass Menageri…
Show is done few favors by helmer Gordon Edelstein's on-the-nose interpretation.
One must wonder why Gordon Edelstein, the director of this production (which originated at the Long Wharf Theatre last spring), felt so compelled to "help" a show that history and human expe…
It's that aggressive comic tone here - and in other moments of the play - that ultimately undermines this "Glass Menagerie," removing much of the devastation and sense of loss one should fee…
It will have played 30 previews and 119 performances.
