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Something Cloudy, Something Clear

Name: Something Cloudy, Something Clear
Brand: Bloomsbury Publishing
SKU: 04606019
Price: 8513 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Tennessee Williams
ISBN: 9780413706508

Tennessee Williams

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04606019

Publishers Bloomsbury Publishing, December 1996

Tennessee Williams is one of the finest dramatists of the 20th century; his plays are produced aroun... Full description

Libristo code: 04606019

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Tennessee Williams is one of the finest dramatists of the 20th century; his plays are produced around the world Never before published outside America, Something Cloudy, Something Clear is, by Tennessee Williams' own admission "one of the most personal plays I've ever written". Set in Provincetown, Cape Cod, in 1940, the play records Williams' experiences during that "pivotal summer when I took sort of a crash course in growing up". Eve Adamson, the original director of the play said of it: "Two times, two selves, two sensibilities exist simultaneously in August [the central character]. But also, hovering around and permeating the entire dramatic poem, is the double exposure of Tennessee Williams: the artist and his art, the man and his theatrical persona...time stopped and time flowing."