An immersive new staging, featuring the first Genderqueer actor in the iconic role of Blanche DuBois.

Set in the sultry and sweltering 1940’s French Quarter of New Orleans, this immersive production invites audiences into the Kowalski apartment where young couple Stanley and Stella are joined for the summer by Stella’s damaged, fading debutante sister, Blanche. In a play that famously pins the working class, alpha male Stanley Kowalski against the soft, privileged beauty Blanche DuBois, this production speaks to the divided state of the world today.

Written by Tennessee Williams
Directed by Kevin Hourigan

The cast features Julian Alexander (Blue Bloods/CBS), Max Carpenter (Come Back Little Sheeba/Huntington Theatre, Boston), David J. Cork (True Bible Tales with Rob Askins/The Flea), Isabel Ellison (The Children’s Hour/West End, directed by Ian Rickson, starring Keira Knightley), Tony Macht (At Home with Amy Sedaris/tru TV), Yvonna Pearson (Black Panther Women/4th Street Theater), and Russell Peck (Gross Indecency/GayFestNYC).

The creative team includes scenic design by Choul Lee, lighting design by Kate McGee, sound design by Ian Scot, associate director David Kahawaii IV, stage management by Ryan Juda, assistant stage management by Joseph McCabe, and producing intern Mary Sanders. Produced by Lisa Backwell, Ryan Guiterman, Joey Merlo and Brian Pollock.