“Most people’s lives what are they but trails of debris, each day, more debris… more debris, all long trails of debris. With nothing to clean it all up. Finally death.” To me, no other playwright manifests more compelling characters, turns a phrase, or extracts a poignant moment quite like Tennessee Williams. I want to continue … Continue reading Tennessee Williams: Suddenly, Last Summer (1959)-Part II : The Kindness of Strangers -Williams’ Violent Romance with Human Wreakage or Lock Up Your Sons the Cannibals are Coming!