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BWW Review: THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA Kicks Off The Gamm's New Season
(2018)
  • Andria Tieman, Providence College
Abstract
THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA is among Tennessee Williams' least-know plays, but still one that resulted in over 300 performances on Broadway and a 1964 film version starring Richard Burton and directed by John Huston. Unlike Williams' more famous works, it's likely that audiences don't know much about this play going into it, and while there are some interesting characters and poignant lines, it becomes easy to see why this play is not often produced. The double whammy of a tedious and heavy-handed script paired with performances that beg for more nuance leave this first production in The Gamm's new Warwick location an unfortunate slog.
Keywords
  • THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA,
  • The Gamm Theatre
Publication Date
October 17, 2018
Citation Information
Andria Tieman. "BWW Review: THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA Kicks Off The Gamm's New Season" (2018)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/andria-tieman/172/