Articles about The Glass Menagerie
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Mare Winningham and Michelle Federer lead a great cast in Joe Calarco's beautifully nuanced production of Tennessee Williams' classic play.
When the character that the program identifies as Laura Wingfield briskly walks into the room, you know you’re not seeing The Glass Menagerie. But the program also tells us we’ll…
Gordon Edelstein's revival of Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie opened on September 12 at the Mark Taper Forum, in Los Angeles. The cast stars Judith Ivey as Amanda, Patch D…
Ontario theatre is throwing Tennessee Williams a great 100th birthday party. On the heels of the Shaw Festival's Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, wonderful for its sustained firepower, Soulpepper give…
Soulpepper take on Williams’s tale of self-delusion and heartache eases off on the pathos
Director Ted Dykstra manages to take a fresh look at all four characters in this archetypal memory play. The result is a fascinating and successful evening of theatre.
In Peter Marks’ article in the Washington Post this weekend, Molly Smith, Artistic Director of Arena Stage, was quoted as saying that in theater today to survive is to thrive. Down alo…
Seattle Repertory Theatre announces its 2011-12 season, which includes a new play by Bill Cain, the author of "Equivocation," and brings back the audience favorite "Sylvia."
The Tennessee Williams Centennial Festival has closed, but 1st Stage’s sensitive and skilled rendition of The Glass Menagerie allows us to revel in the talent of the great Tennessee…
SEATTLE — Dale Chihuly’s complaint about Boston is that there isn’t enough of him in it.
Olivier; Young Vic; Almeida; all LondonIt has got audiences on their feet applauding at the National. It has the stalls attempting, if not a full pelvic thrust, at least a flaccid twinge. An…
This beautifully pitched revival of Tennessee Williams' 'memory play' makes you see afresh what a fine playwright he was, says Sarah Hemming
Young Vic, LondonWe have not been starved of productions of Tennessee Williams's famous autobiographical play. What makes this version, directed by Joe Hill-Gibbins, unusual is its fidelity …
