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Rebecca Frecknall returns to the major Tennessee Williams plays at the Almeida and, with The Glass Menagerie having been done to death in ...

Warning, the first couple of rows may get wet: Yes, Rebecca Frecknall's production of A Streetcar Named Desire stars the Internet'...

As a Tennessee Williams fan there's mixed emotions coming to a new production of a lesser- known play: He was so prolific there's a...

I'm sure the likes of A Streetcar Named Desire and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof beat it in terms of name recognition, but in my experience T...

If it's not common knowledge quite how long and prolific Tennessee Williams' writing career actually was, it's not just a case ...

London’s unofficial Tennessee Williams season continues, and if Orpheus Descending and The Night of the Iguana are comparatively infrequ...

The latest Tennessee Williams revival features many characteristic elements from his most famous work, but also feels like a departure tha...

We've had the unofficial Arthur Miller festival, now it looks from my diary of upcoming theatre trips like it's the turn of Tennes...

I’ve only seen one show directed by Rebecca Frecknall before, a production of the obscure Tennessee Williams play Summer and Smoke at Sou...

In a Young Vic production that, for the first time, skips the Young Vic entirely and goes straight to the West End (and its prices,) the t...

I had a feeling that Daniel Evans taking over as Artistic Director of Chichester's theatres would make me break my previous rule of no...

Tennessee Williams' most overtly autobiographical play is probably my favourite, which is just as well as it's also the one I'...

This publicity image has nothing whatsoever to do with the show but who am I to discourage innovative advertising drives? As well as his...

Tennessee Williams' early masterpiece The Glass Menagerie has suddenly proved popular for fresh interpretation; the production in Sou...

Tennessee Williams' prolific career means that however many Streetcar s get produced, there's always a wealth of lesser-known work...

The Young Vic's smallest studio is definitely the place to go to see the latest award-winning new directors' work - this time it...

If a sign of what makes "event theatre" is how hard it is to get tickets, then Gillian Anderson in A Streetcar Named Desire mus...

Three Tennessee Williams vignettes come together to form an interesting promenade show from Defibrillator, a theatre company that's ta...

Once again, the Lyric Hammersmith is closed for several months to allow building of their new educational annexe. But although the front-o...

Tennessee Williams is almost always a hit with me so one of his plays I hadn't seen before,  Sweet Bird of Youth , was something to lo...