[DOC] [TLE] The Stage: 'Clothes for a Summer Hotel' - The New York Times [PAR] Mar 27, 1980 ... he most dismaying thing about Tennessee Williams's pursuit of the poor, and ... "
Clothes for a Summer Hotel," is the fact that Mr. Williams's personal voice is ... As 
his author continues to fantasize freely, skipping about in time and ... seems to 
defy- in its jazz-age overeagerness- all the failures that lie in wait. [DOC] [TLE] Clothes for a Summer Hotel: Play: Tennessee Williams ... [PAR] Editorial Reviews. About the Author. Tennessee Williams (1911-1983) is the 
acclaimed author ... Did Zelda's demands force Scott to squander his talents and 
turn to alcohol? Whose .... F. Scott Fitzgerald and his increasingly insane wife 
Zelda Sayer Fitzgerald. ... 27 Wagons Full of Cotton And Other One-Act Plays 
Paperback. [DOC] [TLE] Clothes for a Summer Hotel - nytheatre.com archive [PAR] Feb 7, 2010 ... Tennessee Williams's later play Clothes for A Summer Hotel is an imagined ... 
celebrated Jazz Age novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald and his estranged and mentally 
... This play was Williams's last script to premiere on Broadway during his ... Or, in 
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through Feb. ... the restless ghosts of literary great F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife 
Zelda. ... Zelda blames him for her failed writing career and ensuing madness. ... 
present and future as Zelda and Scott re-visit the Jazz Age of their... [DOC] [TLE] Clothes for a Summer Hotel by Tennessee Williams  Reviews ... [PAR] The late Tennessee Williams's Clothes for a Summer Hotel made its New ... Here 
Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald, often seen as symbols of the doomed youth of the 
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works. ... Amanda and Tom), but with a married couple in a love/hate relationship 
here. [DOC] [TLE] Download the program. - White Horse Theater Company [PAR] Page 1 ... evocative ghost play, imagines an ethereal final meeting between the 
restless ghosts of ... and his wife Zelda. Set on a ... Zelda and Scott re-visit the 
Jazz Age of their youth on the ... Clothes for a Summer Hotel, which opened at 
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wife, Zelda, in ... skips back in time to their Jazz Age society life as international 
celebrities on the French ... Fitzgerald makes one nal attempt at reconciliation 
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Hotel" opened on Broadway, Tennessee Williams was past his ... F. Scott 
Fitzgerald --- ill-dressed as the title implies --- has a surreal visit with his wife 
Zelda. ... later reappear as charleston-ing couples for the Jazz-Age parties of the 
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and Zelda Fitzgerald, often seen as symbols of the doomed youth of the jazz

Question: One of Tennessee's last plays, "Clothes for A Summer Hotel", was about this Jazz Age author & his wife
Answer: F. Scott Fitzgerald