Venue: Pollock Stage
By Tennessee Williams
Starring: Janis Stevens as Amanda, David Crane as Tom, Katherine Stroller as Laura, Eric Craig as The Gentleman Caller
Directed By: Casey McClellan
Running Time: 2 Hours, 15 Minutes (Including a 15-Minute Intermission); No Late Seating Allowed
Parental Guidance: Appropriate for Middle School & Up
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| 2:00pm | 6:30pm | 6:30pm | 8:00pm | 2:00pm 8:00pm | ||
Synopsis
Preview performances March 22 – 25; Opening night is March 25
Please note that there is no late seating for this production. If you arrive after the performance has begun, we will not be able to seat you until after intermission.
When it premiered in 1944, The Glass Menagerie was a triumph for the American playwright Tennessee Williams, as his first major work to appear on Broadway. The play has strong autobiographical elements, featuring characters based on Williams himself, his dramatic mother, and his fragile sister, Laura. As the audience travels through Williams’ “memory play”, we learn that the Wingfield family’s lives are much like Laura’s glass menagerie—fanciful and delicate illusions.
Please note that the above show times reflect the regular weekly performance schedule, and additional performances may occasionally be added. Check tickets.sactheatre.org for all currently available performances.
The Glass Menagerie Study Guide
Eric Craig (The Gentleman Caller) & Katherine Stroller (Laura)
David Crane (Tom) & Janis Stevens (Amanda)
Katherine Stroller & Janis Stevens
