Williams One Acts

Play

Williams One Acts

Playwright

Williams, Tennessee

Play Description

In these short plays, Tennessee Williams experimented with the kinds of characters and themes that he developed more fully in his longer works. In his one-acts, Williams tells the stories of those left behindÔÇömisfits, dreamers, artists, and outcastsÔÇöas an increasingly mechanistic and profit-driven ethos comes to dominate American society. These short plays are character driven, lyrical, and highly theatrical.

Director

Lowe, Leah

Set Designer

Stratton, Matthew

Costume Designer

Sargent, Alexandra

Lighting Designer

Franck, Phillip

Sound Designer

Franck, Phillip

Technical Director

Stratton, Matthew

Stage Manager

Cecala, Tamara

Venue

Neely Auditorium, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN

Date

2014-2015

Opening Date

2015-04-02

Closing Date

2015-04-05

Notes

An Evening of One-Act Plays by Tennessee Williams.

Photographer

Franck, Phillip

Photo Date

2015-04-01

Rights

Copyright Vanderbilt University, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

Format

Jpeg

Language

English

Type

Performance

Identifier

VTA-48

Collection

Citation

Williams, Tennessee, “Williams One Acts,” Vanderbilt University Theatre Archives, accessed September 23, 2026, https://theatre.library.vanderbilt.edu/items/show/1678.

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