“The Glass Menagerie” is Tennessee Williams’s lyrical memory play about the Wingfield family in 1937 St. Louis, where Amanda struggles to secure a future for her shy daughter Laura while son Tom dreams of escape from a stifling home. When a “gentleman caller” arrives, the family’s hopes for romance and stability briefly brighten before collapsing, leaving behind one of modern theatre’s most poignant portraits of memory, illusion and disappointment.
Encounter Canadian Drama In Four Media
Eugene Benson
Methuen
Death Of A Salesman (Pulitzer Prize Winner)
Arthur Miller
Penguin Random House Group
Cat On A Hot Tin Roof (Pulitzer Prize Winner 1955)
Tennessee Williams
A Dolls House And Other Plays With Pillars Of The Community Ghosts And An Enemy Of The People Penguin Black Classics
Henrik Ibsen
Hedda Gabler And Other Plays Penguin Black Classics
Pygmalion
George Bernard Shaw
The Crucible Penguin Orange Classics
Waiting For Godot Noble Prize Winner 1969
Samuel Beckett
Faber & Faber/Penguin Random House Group
Building A Character
Constantin Stanislavski
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
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