The Glass Menagerie

Tennessee Williams’
The Glass Menagerie

Temple of Music and Art
Tucson, AZ

January 2023

Directed by Chanel Bragg
Scenic Design by Josafath Reynoso
Costume Design by Kish Finnegan
Lighting Design by Masha Tsimring
Sound Design by Matthew DeVore
Stage Manager: Terry Orleans Alexander

Produced by Arizona Theatre Company

Photo Credit: Tim Fuller

“The Glass Menagerie” by Tennessee Williams is a poignant American play that revolves around the Wingfield family. The story, narrated by Tom Wingfield, unfolds in St. Louis during the 1930s, portraying the struggles of his mother, Amanda, and his sister, Laura. Amanda is determined to secure a suitable suitor for the shy and fragile Laura, who finds solace in her collection of delicate glass animals. Tom, torn between familial responsibilities and his desire for adventure, is the family’s breadwinner. As the play progresses, tensions rise, and the delicate balance within the family is tested, revealing the fragility of dreams and the enduring impact of memory on their lives. “The Glass Menagerie” explores themes of escape, illusion, and the complex dynamics within a family striving for connection and understanding.