This bittersweet Williams masterpiece stars critically acclaimed Alabama actress Celeste Burnum, and sets the tone for the Festival, where “in Memory, everything seems to happen to Music.”

The Festival culminates with a fabulous evening of American standards starring Broadway's Alison Fraser singing a memorable collection of songs found in Williams’ plays.

Inspired by Tennessee Williams' short story "Gift of an Apple,” this daring new play with music features African drums, performed in a hidden garden. Content Warning: Full Male Nudity

Masks, marionettes and a mariachi band enliven this impressionistic fantasy from Boston's Beau Jest Moving Theatre.

Tennessee Williams' short play set in the French Quarter of New Orleans with Boston's Hot Tamale Dixieland Brass Band in a feather-studded pageant.

A rarely-performed Tennessee Williams play comes to Provincetown from Cape Town, South Africa.

An evening of poems by Rainer Maria Rilke and Tennessee Williams set to inspiring music by Minneapolis composer George Maurer.

The borders between comedy and tragedy dissolve in this hilarious nightmare of a rehearsal in which the actors complain to their Southern playwright.

Mississippi Blues meets Cape Cod Cool when local and Festival musicians jam with Terry “Harmonica” Bean.

A rare 45-minute film of the life and work of Tennessee Williams, as seen through the eyes of an Austrian-American filmmaker, aired on German Public TV on the day of the playwright's 100th birthday.

This 60-minute lesson on Tennessee Williams will brief you on the playwright, with handy insights about our lineup of performances.

From Bergamo, Italy, a live blues band infuses four short Williams plays with an emotional musical landscape.