A Streetcar Named Desire (CD-Audio)

from debnance

Whew! What a ride. What a terrible ride into the lives of three sad, miserable lives. Blanche comes to stay with her sister, Stella, after Blanche's life deteriorates. Stella has married and is expecting a baby, but her life is anything but cozy and warm. Stella's husband, Stanley, beats his wife...

from ParadisePorch

There's a reason why this is a classic. It blew me away. WOW!! There's a reason why this is a classic. It blew me away. WOW!! In the forward to the 2004 edition of A Streetcar Named Desire, Arthur Miller wrote that he vividly remembered the first time he saw the play on stage, before it opened to...

from br13wivan

Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire is a very interesting play, specifically in terms of human morality (under certain circumstances). All of the characters show purity at one time, and then just how despicable they really are at another, which was honestly pretty clever, and it stops the reader f...

from janemarieprice

This beautiful play is as wonderful to see as to read. It is interesting to have the staging descriptions as they are very detailed and sometimes abstract which is unusual for drama.

from Katie_H

I don't normally enjoy reading plays, but Tennessee Williams is an exception, and this one did not disappoint; it was excellent, a true masterpiece. The plot takes place in early 20th century New Orleans and tells the painful story of aging Southern belle, Blanche DuBois, her sister Stella, and S...