The Glass Menagerie

1966 • Theatre Jacksonville

A haunting family drama that captures memory, fragility, and the weight of unfulfilled dreams through the Wingfield family’s struggles in Depression-era St. Louis.
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A haunting family drama that captures memory, fragility, and the weight of unfulfilled dreams through the Wingfield family’s struggles in Depression-era St. Louis. read more

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Dates
Friday, January 7, 1966 —
Tuesday, January 18, 1966 Tap here to see all showtimes... Click here to see all showtimes...

Synopsis

The Glass Menagerie is a semi-autobiographical “memory play” that centers on Tom Wingfield, who recalls his life with his overbearing mother, Amanda, and his painfully shy sister, Laura. Amanda clings to her faded Southern belle past, while Laura retreats into a world of fragile glass animals. Pressured by Amanda to secure a “gentleman caller” for Laura, Tom brings home a co-worker, Jim, who offers a fleeting glimpse of hope before reality intrudes once more. Williams’ lyrical masterpiece blends memory and illusion to explore themes of escape, obligation, and the fragility of dreams.

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Cast

Julie Haydon The Mother
Michael Hall The Son
Ronnie Rosebaum Her Daughter
Jerry Allen The Gentleman Caller

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