A Streetcar Named Desire
The Cameri Theatre
A drama by Tennessee Williams
Translation: Eli Bijaoui
Director: Shir Goldberg
Cast: Keren Mor, Assaf Perry, Anastasia Fine, Dudu Niv, Dan Shapira / Shahaf Kahalani, Moran Arbiv Gans / Paz Cohen, Tal Weiss, and Yoav Yeheskeli
Musician: Yoav Tzarfati
After losing her home and job, Blanche goes to her younger sister Stella's house, where her husband Stanley lives, seeking comfort and relief. She is shocked to find they live in a deteriorating, cramped apartment in a poor immigrant neighborhood. She sees Stanley as a rough, unrefined, and violent man, and their clash intensifies into a fierce confrontation, sparking passions and unleashing long-bent secrets that threaten to break her. A new stage adaptation of Tennessee Williams’ timeless piece explores feelings of alienation and otherness in a society where everyone desperately seeks acceptance.
This play includes a cigarette-shaped stage prop, a sudden loud sound, and partial nudity
- Duration:Apx two hours with no intermission
- Photography:Ohad Romano, Moshe Chitayat
- Remarks:Third performance for subscribers of the Preselected Series
This play includes a cigarette-shaped stage prop, a sudden loud sound, and partial nudity - Reviews:"An excellent new adaptation of the iconic play. Brilliant direction by Shir Goldberg, spectacular performance by all actors, led by the magnificent Keren Mor, an unparalleled Blanche." (Maya Shahal, Calcalist)"A classic that will still electrify you! Superb acting!" (Yorem Rotem, Galei Tzahal)
