Tennessee Williams'

"A Streetcar Named Desire"

Directed by David Matheson

WITH
ZOE SWEET MICHAEL BRADLEY ....

ROCHELLE DOURIS ROB McKEE

MARLENE MATOS-JONES BARRETT MORRISON

Magnolia blossoms and classic jazz blend as we recreate old New Orleans in the  tragedy considered to be Tennessee Williams' finest work.  Williams described the war between Stanley and Blanche as "a symbol of the contest between genteel civility and crude lower-class vitality." The resulting stage-piece is darkly beautiful in every harrowing detail.

The production features some of Toronto's finest acting talents, including Zoe Sweet (Stella), Michael Bradley (Stanley), Rochelle Douris (Blanche) and Marlene Matos-Jones (Eunice).

A PORTION OF ALL PROCEEDS FRIDAY, AUGUST 29TH WILL BENEFIT THE MAKE IT RIGHT PROJECT, HELPING TO BUILDING HOMES FOR THOSE WHO LOST THEIRS IN HURRICAINE KATRINA.

Recommended for mature audiences. Contains scenes of violence.

AUGUST 20th - SEPT. 6th

Wednesday to Saturday 8pm

Saturday matinee 2pm

SPECIAL BENEFIT PERFORMANCE FRIDAY, AUGUST 29TH FOR THE SURVIVORS OF HURRICAINE KATRINA.

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