The building is part of The Historic New Orleans Collection. In December 1938, a young Tennessee Williams climbed these time-worn steps to an attic apartment, where he spent a short but fertile ...

The Tennessee Williams Theatre Company of New Orleans (TWTC ... not be more different—or so it seems—and the tiny two-room apartment becomes unbearably hostile to the genteel and fraught ...

Correro, who is directing the show for the Tennessee Williams Theatre Company of New Orleans. “It brings up questions that become dangerous because the status quo is so deeply important to so ma ...

Tennessee Williams had a different title in mind before he heard a streetcar rumble past his French Quarter apartment ... Williams Theatre Company of New Orleans. “There was a German family ...

The Literary Discussion Series includes 20 panels with over 80 authors discussing what makes a New Orleans novel, book bans, place and memory in poetry, influences on Tennessee Williams ...

Just like Tennessee Williams, she moved to New Orleans to focus on her art in our Bohemian community of writers, artists, and performers. Like Williams, she has made New Orleans her spiritual home.” ...

As much as Tennessee Williams’ life and legacy is intertwined with the literary history of New Orleans, it surprises many to learn that the iconic playwright didn’t set foot in the city until ...

In December 1938, a young Tennessee Williams climbed these time-worn steps to an attic apartment, where he spent a short but fertile couple of months. It was his first time living in New Orleans ...