Old Mill Theatre

PLEASE NOTE;THIS SHOW IS NOW ALMOST SOLD-OUT, THURSDAY JULY 23 IS THE ONLY NIGHT WITH AVAILABLE SEATS, A FEW SINGLE SEATS ONLY FOR OTHER NIGHTS.

presents the well known drama by American playwright Tennesse Williams. A Streetcar Named Desire

Directed by award winning Dannielle Ashton this Pulitzer Prize winning play was first produced on Broadway in 1947 and  will appeal to all lovers of a good drama. The story concerns Blanche Dubois, a 'faded southern Belle' who comes to live with her sister and brother-in-law in downtown New Orleans. On arrival she is horrified to find the poor conditions they live in. With her airs and graces and pretensions of being a lady she  at first irritates Stanley, her brother-in-law, who becomes increasingly resentful at the influence she appears to be having on his wife. Finding out that her previous life was not as she portrays it he delves in to her past and sets out to get at the truth, ruthlessly destroying her one chance of happiness with Mitch in the process.

The 1951 film version starring Vivien Leigh and Marlon Brando is regarded as a cinema classic.

CAST: Blanche: Jenny McCann,

Stella: Gemma Northover

Stanley: Stephen Roberts

Mitch: Chris Thomas

Eunice: Jayma Knudson

with Cary Hudson, Kyla Jones, Anthony Minchin, Ursula Henry, Clinton Ward-Horner

NOTE: final night bookings are already heavy.

Bookings Can be made for this from now on. Credit card facilities are available.

Sundays July 12 and 19th are Matinee Performances at 2 pm.

A 60th Birthday Production