Tennessee Williams' tale of a disgraced and defrocked Episcopal minister slowly going down the rabbit hole made for a fascinating story. And the film of his play was way ahead of its time in 1964.
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EXCLUSIVE: Emily Mann, who directed Daphne Rubin-Vega in the 2012 Broadway production of Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire, will re-team with both the actor and the playwright in December ...
Tennessee Williams' tale of a disgraced and defrocked Episcopal minister slowly going down the rabbit hole made for a fascinating story. And the film of his play was way ahead of its time in 1964.
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