At a key point in the play, well-meaning faded golden boy Jim O’Connor (Tom Rodgers) accidentally breaks a tiny glass unicorn, part of the titular collection of knick-knacks that shy, anxious Laura ...

Everything in “The Glass Menagerie” is fragile ... but it doesn’t suggest the despair Tom remembers. We see a designer’s set, not Tom’s ghost of a home. Nevertheless, the production ...

Written in 1944, THE GLASS MENAGERIE was Tennessee Williams ... The dreamy staging, combined with artful set and lighting design, amplifies the memory-play nature of this piece.

The late, great Tennessee Williams’s so-dubbed memory play, The Glass Menagerie ... I was greeted by scenic designer Adam Jehle’s impressive, if slightly cramped. set representing a none ...

The play is set in St. Louis, Missouri, although this production could well be set in almost any American urban area. A telephone is on the stage though it is n ...