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The Glass Menagerie

January 22-February 21, 2016
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One of the greatest American plays of the 20th century.

The Glass Menagerie explores the visceral bonds of family. Southern matriarch Amanda frets constantly over her two live-in adult children—the painfully shy Laura and Laura’s restless poet brother, Tom. With great cajoling, Tom brings home a possible suitor for Laura, but reality soon casts a shadow on Amanda’s dreams for both her children. This iconic, emotional and enduring family drama made Williams famous and has become a classic of the American repertoire. 

From the Production

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Thomas Keegan as the Gentleman Caller and Jenna Sokolowski as Laura in “The Glass Menagerie.” Photo by Scott Suchman. Jenna Sokolowski as Laura in “The Glass Menagerie.” Photo by Scott Suchman.

Behind-the-Scenes

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Behind-the-Scenes with Scenic Designer First Rehearsal Exploring Amanda's Character Actor Madeleine Potter at first rehearsal for "The Glass Menagerie." Photo by Gary Erskine. Actor Jenna Sokolowski at first rehearsal for "The Glass Menagerie." Photo by Gary Erskine.
Actors Jenna Sokolowski and Tom Story, Assistant Director Rick Hammerly, Voice Director Leigh Wilson Smiley and Assistant Director Sarah Ripper at first rehearsal for "The Glass Menagerie." Photo by Gary Erskine. Director Mark Ramont at first rehearsal for "The Glass Menagerie." Photo by Gary Erskine.