One character of this play gets evicted from the Flamingo Hotel and fantasizes about Shep Huntleigh. In one scene of this play, a character angrily throws a radio out of the window and leaves two women to seek refuge with the upstairs neighbor Eunice. This play ends with Steve dealing a hand of poker, as one character who yells "Fire!" to avoid having sex with Mitch is led to an asylum while saying that she has "always depended on the kindness of strangers." For 10 points, name this play in which Stanley rapes his wife Stella's sister, Blanche Dubois (doo BWAH), a work by Tennessee Williams.
One character of this play gets evicted from the Flamingo Hotel and fantasizes about Shep Huntleigh. In one scene of this play, a character angrily throws a radio out of the window and leaves two women to seek refuge with the upstairs neighbor Eunice. This play ends with Steve dealing a hand of poker, as one character who yells "Fire!" to avoid having sex with Mitch is led to an asylum while saying that she has "always depended on the kindness of strangers." For 10 points, name this play in which Stanley rapes his wife Stella's sister, Blanche Dubois (doo BWAH), a work by Tennessee Williams.
One character of this play gets evicted from the Flamingo Hotel and fantasizes about Shep Huntleigh.
A {Streetcar} Named Desire