American Blues
by Tennessee Williams
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Readers appreciate the depths of Tennessee Williams' work, highlighting the intense emotions and rich narratives found in 'American Blues'. Many feel that the setting of New Orleans adds a perfect backdrop to the interconnected stories. Overall, the play is celebrated for its artistic quality and insightful portrayal of human experiences.
Synopsis
Baby Doll and Archie Lee have had their senile Aunt Rose staying with them, and are at the end of their tether.
They argue that she should be sent to stay with other relatives, and eventually in a fury Archie Lee bursts out at her.
Nature takes a hand in settling the matter.
Characters
| Character |
|---|
DOROTHY SIMPLE |
MISS MORGAN |
MOONY |
POLICE OFFICER |
JANE |
MRS. POCCIOTTI |
LUCIO |
MOONY'S KID non-speaking |
YOUNG MAN |
MRS. DULL |
Publication
American Blues is a comedy play written by Tennessee Williams and published by Dramatists Play Service (1990).
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