Loading list…
PUBLIC COLLECTION
Plays that leave me wanting a long conversation before heading home.
Loading your controls…
5 shows
Tom Wingfield recalls life with his mother Amanda and his shy sister Laura in their St. Louis apartment. Amanda hopes that a gentleman caller will secure Laura’s future, while Tom longs to escape. A dinner invitation brings their competing dreams together in Tennessee Williams’ memory play.
Willy Loman returns home exhausted, still measuring himself and his sons against an elusive idea of success. Memories of better days intrude on the present as his family confronts disappointment and painful secrets. Arthur Miller’s drama examines work, self-worth, and the distance between ambition and love.
Blanche DuBois arrives in New Orleans seeking refuge with her sister Stella and Stella’s husband Stanley. Her manners and romantic illusions clash with the life of their crowded apartment. As Stanley questions her past, the tensions between desire, dependence, and vulnerability become increasingly difficult to contain.
Vladimir and Estragon pass the time by a lonely tree, talking, arguing, and considering whether to leave. They are waiting for Godot, though the purpose and timing of the meeting remain uncertain. Visitors interrupt their routine in Samuel Beckett’s tragicomedy about companionship, repetition, and the search for meaning.
Witchcraft accusations turn Salem into a place of suspicion, fear, and opportunism. Farmer John Proctor tries to protect his family while confronting a secret that threatens his credibility. Arthur Miller’s drama places private guilt against public hysteria and asks what a person will sacrifice to keep their integrity.
PUBLIC COLLECTION
Plays that leave me wanting a long conversation before heading home.
5 shows
Tom Wingfield recalls life with his mother Amanda and his shy sister Laura in their St. Louis apartment. Amanda hopes that a gentleman caller will secure Laura’s future, while Tom longs to escape. A dinner invitation brings their competing dreams together in Tennessee Williams’ memory play.
Willy Loman returns home exhausted, still measuring himself and his sons against an elusive idea of success. Memories of better days intrude on the present as his family confronts disappointment and painful secrets. Arthur Miller’s drama examines work, self-worth, and the distance between ambition and love.
Blanche DuBois arrives in New Orleans seeking refuge with her sister Stella and Stella’s husband Stanley. Her manners and romantic illusions clash with the life of their crowded apartment. As Stanley questions her past, the tensions between desire, dependence, and vulnerability become increasingly difficult to contain.
Vladimir and Estragon pass the time by a lonely tree, talking, arguing, and considering whether to leave. They are waiting for Godot, though the purpose and timing of the meeting remain uncertain. Visitors interrupt their routine in Samuel Beckett’s tragicomedy about companionship, repetition, and the search for meaning.
Witchcraft accusations turn Salem into a place of suspicion, fear, and opportunism. Farmer John Proctor tries to protect his family while confronting a secret that threatens his credibility. Arthur Miller’s drama places private guilt against public hysteria and asks what a person will sacrifice to keep their integrity.
Loading comments…
Saving this for the next time I am deciding what to see with friends.
A thoughtful selection. I have a few of these saved already, and this gives me a good place to start.