A stage direction in this play specifies that the face of a woman lying in bed after sex should "have that almost narcotized tranquility that is the faces of Eastern idols."
A stage direction in this play specifies that the face of a woman lying in bed after sex should "have that almost narcotized tranquility that is the faces of Eastern idols." A woman in this play warns that "In this dark march toward whatever it is we're approachingÂ… don't hang back with the brutes!" A man in this play tears a Chinese paper lantern to illuminate the face of his girlfriend. A character in this play always hears a gunshot at the end of the (*) polka tune "Varsouviana," because she had driven her husband to suicide by confronting him about his homosexuality while it was playing. The third scene of this play is a poker game where Mitch starts a relationship with the protagonist, who loses her family home, Belle Reve, to creditors. For 10 points, name this play in which Blanche DuBois moves in with her sister Stella, written by Tennessee Williams.
A stage direction in this play specifies that the face of a woman lying in bed after sex should "have that almost narcotized tranquility that is the faces of Eastern idols."
A Streetcar Named Desire 