Tennessee Williams won his his fourth New York Drama Critics Award for "The Night of the Iguana" which focuses on sexual relationships and odd characters, including one crippled by his desires, the Reverend Shannon. As an unnamed critic in Time magazine wrote, ''Purists of the craft may object that, strictly speaking, "The Night of the Iguana" does not go anywhere. In the deepest sense, it does not need to. It is already there, at the moving, tormented heart of the human condition".
Join us as we go south-of-the-border" with Shannon, Maxine, Hannah, Charlotte, Hank, Judith, Nonno and an outrageous group of German tourists to see one play that truly shows another side of Tennessee Williams brilliant writing.
This seldom produced epic play is directed by South Camden Theatre Company's most influential "behind-the-scenes" creative talent, Randall McCann.
