Tenn at one hundred
Subtitle: the reputation of Tennessee Williams
By: edited by David Kaplan
Contributors: Williams, Tennessee, 1911-1983
Publisher: Hansen Pub. Group
Published: 2011
Place of publication: East Brunswick, NJ
Language: eng
Number of pages: 328
ISBN-13: 9781601824240
Subjects: Public opinion
Other titles: Tenn at 100; Tennessee Williams at 100
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [307]-311) and index.
Table of contents: title: Tennessee Williams' St. Louis Blues  -- Allean Hale; title: The poet-playwright's modest beginnings  -- William Jay Smith; title: The year 1939 : becoming Tennessee Williams  -- Albert J. Devlin; title: Battle in Boston : Tennessee Williams' first professional production  -- Claudia Wilsch Case; title: Rescuring The glass menagerie  -- David Kaplan; title: A night to go down in history : the premiere of a Streetcar named Desire  -- Sam Staggs; title: Audrey Wood and Tennessee Williams : a revealing correspondence  -- Albert J. Devlin; title: The worst play by the best playwright  -- Michael Paller; title: Courting controversy : the making and selling of Baby doll and the demise of the production code  -- Vincent Brook; title: Bending the code : filming The rose tattoo  -- Robert Bray and Barton Palmer; title: Tennessee Williams and the Swedish Academy : why he never won the Nobel Prize  -- Dirk Gindt; title: Pulp Williams : Tennessee in the popular imagination  -- Thomas Keith; title: Mr. Williams is advised to stay silent  -- David Kaplan; title: Tennessee among the biographers  -- Kenneth Holditch; title: The lady and Tennessee  -- John Lahr; title: Too grotesque and too funny for laughter : publishing the late Tennessee Williams  -- Annette Saddik; title: Tennessee Williams is never apolitical  -- Amiri Baraka; title: The gorgeous unstoppable -- John Patrick Shanley.