A Streetcar Named Desire | The Cameri Theatre
Date:
Wednesday (in 169 days)
February 10, 2027, 8:00 – 10:00 at night
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A new theatrical production of Tennessee Williams' play directed by Shir Goldberg. The protagonist Blanche arrives at her sister's home in a poor neighborhood, where she faces a sharp conflict with her husband Stanley. The play explores feelings of alienation and the need to belong to society. The production contains scenes of nudity and themes of sexual violence.
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"A Streetcar Named Desire" | Cameri Theatre
Drama by Tennessee Williams
Translation: Eli Bizagwi | Direction: Shir Goldberg
After losing her home and her job, Blanche travels to find some peace with her younger sister Stella and her husband Stanley. She is shocked to discover they live in a crumbling, overcrowded apartment in a poor immigrant neighborhood. Stanley appears to her as a rough and violent man, and their meeting leads to a direct clash, at its peak where passions rage and secrets from the past surface, threatening to unravel her sanity. A new stage adaptation of Tennessee Williams’ timeless classic, examining the sense of alienation and otherness in a society where we all desperately long to feel a sense of belonging.
Cast: Karen More (Blanche), Asaf Peri (Stanley), Anastasia Pine (Stella), Dodo Neve, Dan Shapira/Shachaf Kelani, Moran Arviv-Gans/Paz Cohen, Tal Weiss, Yoav Yehezkali/Amir Bana'i
Musician: Yoav Zarfati
Show Duration: Two hours (no intermission).
Wednesday | 10/2/27 | 20:00
