A Streetcar Named Desire

by Tennessee Williams
Directed by Anita Baltutis

'I don't want realism. I want magic."

In Stanley Kowalski and Blanche DuBois, Tennessee Williams' great Pulitzer Prize winning classic offers two characters who have challenged performers and fascinated audiences ever since Marlon Brando and Jessica Tandy first brought them to life in the play's 1947 Broadway debut.

The clash between Stanley's raw, macho brutality and Blanche's fading Southern gentility drives a passionate, compelling, steamy drama of delusion, repression, desire and desolation. 

Anita Baltutis teaches drama at Eynesbury Senior College and A Streetcar Named Desire is her directing debut with the Theatre Guild.

Opens Saturday 10 May, then Tuesday to Saturday 13-17 and 20-24 May at 7.30pm in the Little Theatre.

Tickets: $25 Full Price and $20 Concession.

Bookings:

Tickets for A Streetcar Named Desire may be booked through the Theatre Guild on 8303 5999 or online. Phone or online bookings should be collected at the Little Theatre box office no later than 10 minutes before the advertised starting time. In the event of sellout performances, we reserve the right to on-sell tickets booked but not paid for by the advertised starting time.

We offer phone credit card bookings on 8303 5999 (fee applies) and tickets can also be booked through BASS on 131 246 (fee applies). Tickets are normally also available for purchase at the theatre on the night of the performance (cash sales only).

How to find the Little Theatre:

The Little Theatre is a comfortable 120-seat theatre located on the University of Adelaide's Lower North Terrace Campus, in The Cloisters. This is a colonnaded area clearly visible from Victoria Drive on the western side of the pedestrian lights near the University footbridge. The Little Theatre is located in the south-western corner of The Cloisters. After-hours parking (ticket machine) is available in the University grounds: enter Gate 10, Victoria Drive. Please note that there is no reserved seating in the Little Theatre and limited wheelchair access.