4-one act plays NYC Reviews and Tickets

63%

(4 Ratings)

Positive

25%

Mixed

75%

Negative

Members say

Disappointing, Slow, Ambitious, Overrated, Thought-provoking

About the Show

Four of Tennesee Williams' thought-provoking one-act plays performed together in a single evening.

Tennesee Williams' plays Moony’s Kid Don’t Cry, The Lady of Larkspur Lotion, The Case of the Crushed Petunias, and Hello From Bertha are staged together in this celebration of the writer's work.

Delusions of grandeur are a recurring theme in all four of these one act plays. A dreamer of a would-be lumberjack gets stuck in a life with a sickly woman and child, a surreal look at the world through the eyes of a dreamer, a delusional romance author falls for a woman who would be the inspiration for Streetcar’s Blanche, and finally a dying prostitute begins a relationship with a fantasy lover.

Directed by Tony Award Nominee Lorraine Serabian.

Show-Score Member Reviews (4)

Uneven, Thought-provoking, Indulgent, Romantic, Ambitious

See it if You are a diehard TW fan. These one-act plays are not his best work, but I still enjoyed them. Actors were appealing, kudos to understudies.

Don't see it if You are not a fan of Tennessee Williams.

Disappointing, Fluffy, Overrated, Slow, Ambitious

See it if Nothing positive comments

Don't see it if Production was amateurish at best.

Disappointing, Slow

See it if You'd like to support young student actors trying to make something out of sub-par Tennessee Williams, a double whammy here.

Don't see it if Expecting brilliant writing or performances; for the most part, both are sadly weak and inexperienced. Read more

Banal, Slow, Disappointing

See it if you are into slow, poorly paced and incredibly uneven performances, ranging from god-awful to very good.

Don't see it if you want to see a professional production of these obscure pieces. Or if you are a stickler for accents... yikes! Read more

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