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Tennessee Williams’s play gets a sultry dance treatment at the Theatre Royal Glasgow with a beguiling Ryoichi Hirano as Stanley
Also opening in London: ‘Watch on the Rhine’ at the Donmar Warehouse, a second world war drama with lessons for today
Patsy Ferran is glorious as the repressed daughter of a Mississippi pastor at the Duke of York’s Theatre, London
An exquisite, poignant production of Tennessee Williams’s 1948 play
The actress gets right to the heart of Maggie in this revival of Tennessee Williams’s play
Jonathan Kent’s production damps down the melodrama in Tennessee Williams’s play
A fine staging of Tennessee Williams’ play at the Odéon Théâtre de l’Europe
The play’s quiet despair is heightened by decontextualised staging at the Belasco Theatre
Cherry Jones gives a revelatory performance in Tennessee Williams’ breakthrough drama
The spirit of Tennessee Williams is lacking in this staging of his drama
Maxine Peake gives an intense performance in Tennessee Williams’s drama
John Tiffany’s production brings out the unrealism of the play, with a standout performance by Cherry Jones
Orpheus and Eurydice transplanted to the Depression-era South with songs by Anaïs Mitchell
Tennessee Williams’s play has the texture of half-remembered dreams in Daniel Jeanneteau’s production
An analysis into the special chemistry of writer-director partnerships
A collection of six plays adapted from Tennessee Williams’ short stories
In spite of strong performances, the production loses some of the play’s restraint and mystery
See the Music, Hear the Dance, Jump and Coppélia
Provocative director Benedict Andrews talks about remixing classic texts
A round-up of the week’s cinema releases
A trip across America to discover why writers drink
Richard Greenberg’s mesmerising drama sensitively depicts a handful of tremendous characters
Elliott’s staging draws out a searing response to the viciousness afoot in America’s Deep South in the 1950s
Anyone seeking a glimpse of Scarlett Johansson in a slip should hie to this watchable revival of the Tennessee Williams masterpiece
Despite protestations to the contrary, Daniel MacIvor’s portrait of a playwright in decline inevitably evokes Tennessee Williams
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