This production began performances on 26th January and closed on 29th April 2017.
★★★★★
An acute, lacerating, tender look at a family that has gone wrong
The Times
Time is the longest distance between two places.
A domineering mother. A daughter lost in a world of her own. A son desperate to leave. Former Southern Belle Amanda Wingfield, played by Tony Award-winning Broadway icon Cherry Jones, enlists the help of son Tom (Michael Esper) to find a husband for her fragile daughter Laura (Kate O’Flynn). But will the long-awaited ‘gentleman caller’ (Brian J. Smith) fulfil or shatter the family’s delicate dreams?
John Tiffany’s stunning production. Be prepared to have the breath knocked out of you
New York Times
Following a multi-Tony Award-nominated run on Broadway, Olivier and Tony Award-winning director John Tiffany (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Parts One and Two, Let the Right One In, Black Watch) revives his visionary staging of Tennessee Williams’ heart-rending masterpiece about a family struggling to survive on hopes and dreams.
A universally acclaimed creative team bring 1930’s St Louis stylishly to life. With movement by Olivier Award-winning Steven Hoggett, set and costume design by multi-Tony Award-winner Bob Crowley, lighting design by multi-Tony Award-winner Natasha Katz, sound design from Olivier and Tony Award-winning Paul Arditti, music by celebrated composer Nico Muhly and casting by Jim Carnahan CSA, this is a stunning production of Tennessee Williams’ heart-breaking classic.
★★★★
A triumphant take on Tennessee Williams. Packed with intense psychological detail
The Guardian
CAST
CHERRY JONES – Amanda Wingfield
MICHAEL ESPER – Tom
KATE O'FLYNN – Laura
BRIAN J. SMITH – Gentleman Caller
CREATIVES
JOHN TIFFANY – Director
STEVEN HOGGETT – Movement
BOB CROWLEY – Set and Costume Designer
NATASHA KATZ – Lighting Designer
PAUL ARDITTI – Sound Designer
NICO MUHLY – Music
JOM CARNAHAN CSA – Casting