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The Glass Menagerie

TheatreUSF presents The Glass Menagerie.

The Glass Menagerie

By Tennessee Williams
Fall 2008
Directed by C. David Frankel

Scenic Design: Jason Winfield and Robert Pederson
Costume Design: Christine Moody
Lighting Design: David Williams
Sound Design: Igor Santos
Composer: Igor Santos

A young man and woman hold each other as they kiss standing in a living room, a lit candelabra on the floor in front of them upstage.

A young man stands, one foot on a porch step as he points out toward the audience, which he is facing, with his hand outstretched while another young man sits on a doorstep watching the first young man.

A young man stands on a doorstep further back onstage with his hand out low while a woman faces away from the audience further upstage, with her head bowed at the young man and her arms in front of her.

A young man stares at an object in his palm.

A smiling young man and a young woman watch an older woman hold teacups over each of her breasts.

A young man stands in front of a young woman, who sits looking up at him, with a lit candlestick that illuminates them both, while an older woman watches the two from the shadows.

A man in a suit stands with his face in the shadows. Another man sits on the doorstep while an older woman stands behind a younger woman sitting in the sitting room.

A young woman watches an older woman in front of her with a bouquet of flowers in one hand and her other hand stretched toward the sky; she is looking blankly over the young woman’s shoulder.

Two young men sit at a dining table while an older woman talks to one of the two young men while the other looks annoyed A young woman sits on a couch further upstage while looking toward the audience, away from the three others.