A scene in this work sees dogs rip a fugitive from a chain gang to pieces off stage, partially explaining why the film adaptation of this work is entitled The Fugitive Kind.
A scene in this work sees dogs rip a fugitive from a chain gang to pieces off stage, partially explaining why the film adaptation of this work is entitled The Fugitive Kind. One character, the religious zealot Vee Talbott, sees the "blazing eyes of Jesus Christ," while the main character is ultimately killed by a mob, leaving only his snakeskin jacket behind. FTP, name this play about singer Val Xavier's arrival in a small Southern town, a Greek-named work by Tennessee Williams.
A scene in this work sees dogs rip a fugitive from a chain gang to pieces off stage, partially explaining why the film adaptation of this work is entitled The Fugitive Kind.
Orpheus Descending