Streetcar Named Desire; Streetcar Named Desire; The Glass Menagerie; Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

Women love. They suffer. They hope for happiness. They cry out in pain… A poor southern aristocrat slowly goes insane, escaping reality into a world of fantasies. A widow, consumed by memories of her beloved husband's death, locks herself in her grief. A quiet girl, surrounded for years by silent "friends" — toys, timidly dreams of love. A young millionaire's wife aches from "loneliness together" in a marriage that is cracking at the seams. "A Streetcar Named Desire," "The Tattooed Rose," "The Glass Menagerie," and "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" — four classic plays by Williams, adapted for the screen multiple times, that continue to thrive on the world's best theater stages. Plays that will never lose their relevance, for they portray women we meet every day.