"A Streetcar Named Desire"

Tennessee William's play, "A Streetcar Named Desire," was well reproduced by the Hattiloo Theater. Historically a black theater, I forgot the show was even meant to be played by a caucasian cast. Like "Cigarette Girl," I was not excited to see this play. Atleast this time I had the luxury of dragging my boyfriend along with me so I was not by myself. Even he ended up enjoying it. The cast delievered a good performance and I would recommend it to anybody to go see it. The main character, Blanch, did a terrific job of carrying the story along. The only negative thing I can say about the show was that it was slightly confusing at times. Certain things were implied, however, those implied moments were not always easy to understand.