ACT I's fifty first production . . . 

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A Streetcar Named Desire

"They told me take a streetcar named Desire . . . "

    Our 1999 - 2000 main season got underway in September with a production of a play which is arguably the finest piece ever written for the stage by an American author.  "A Streetcar Named Desire" by Tennessee Williams, originally produced in 1947, is set in New Orleans and features sizzling drama between sisters Blanche DuBois and Stella Kowalski and Stella's husband, Stanley.

A Streetcar Named Desire
Written by Tennessee Williams
Presented September 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19, 1999
Tilford Middle School, Vinton
Director:  Larry Adams-Bowers
Technical Director: Joe Treloar
 Assistant Director:  Morgan Horning
Lighting Designer:  Nicholas Radcliffe

Rehearsal and Performance Photographs

      

The set created by Joe Trealor and his crew represents New Orleans, circa 1940.

Finding correct period furniture proved a daunting
task for director Larry Adams-Bowers.

Stella and Blanche catch up on each other's lives.

Stanley and Stella talk in the kitchen.

Stanley and Stella alone in their bedroom.

Stanley intimidates Blanche.

Stella comes down from Eunice's apartment.

Stanley and Stella on the staircase.

Stanley's friends gather for poker.

Curtain Call

 

    The Cast ~

Blanche Dubois    ~  Nancy Beckman

Stanley Kowalski  ~  Nicholas Radcliffe

Stella Kowalski   ~ Joan Cooling

Mitch  ~ Darran Sellers

Eunice Hubbel ~ Lois Ewins

Steve Hubbel ~ Joe Treloar

Pablo Gonzales ~ Alexander Vasquez

Mexican Woman, Nurse ~ Rhonda Westergard

Doctor ~ Jeff  Kirby*

Newspaper Collector ~ Jake Fowler / Greg Tucker

Negro Woman ~ Linda Radcliffe

*ACT I Debut

 

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