Our 19th season will turn to memory: fables, yarns, and revelations by Tennessee Williams.

September 26-29, 2024

The Glass Menagerie:
”I am the opposite of a stage magician. He gives you illusion that has the appearance of truth. I give you truth in the pleasant disguise of illusion. To begin with, I turn back time …”

Something Cloudy, Something Clear:
“While this memory lives, the lovely ones remain here, undisfigured, uncorrupted by the years that have removed me from their summer.”

Green Eyes:
BOY: I want a explanation of what wint on here las' night.
GIRL: I give you the explanation an' I'm not gonna repeat it since your memory's blank.

And more

Our 18th Season launched Tennessee Williams’ lifelong fascination with Science Fiction & Fantasy into the 21st Century.

Adventure-seeking audiences voyaging to Provincetown thrilled to performances of plays and dramatic short stories by Williams that featured spaceships, aliens, vampires, ghosts and bizarre imaginary worlds. From his teenage years to the months before he died, writing science fiction and fantasy freed Williams to boldly explore his fears and hopes for the future.