The famous New York theatre collective The Wooster Group is back at the Holland Festival with their production of Tennessee Williams’ Vieux Carré. In a shabby rooming house where you can hear the loneliness “like an awful groaning in the walls”, a young writer struggles with his literary ambition, homosexuality, poverty and despair. Through him we get to know his fellow occupants, characters typical for Williams, barely surviving on the fringes of society, downtrodden by disease, decay and broken dreams. Williams wrote the first version of this strongly autobiographical work in the late thirties, but only finished it in 1977. With imaginative use of video, sound design and staging technology, The Wooster Group deftly translates the play to the 21st century.
dates
Sat June 11 2011 10:30 PM
Sun June 12 2011 10:30 PM
Mon June 13 2011 10:30 PM
information
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English
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Duration of performance unknown (geen pauze)
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© Franck Beloncle
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© Franck Beloncle
