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The Glass Menagerie (New Directions Books)

Tennessee Williams

No play in the modern theatre has so captured the imagination and heart of the American public as Tennessee Williams's Menagerie

Podcasts 3
Quotes 7
The Tucker Carlson Show

The speaker recalled reading The Glass Menagerie in an English class and described it as deeply boring.

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I remember in English class, we were reading a play, The Glass Menagerie, which I found deeply boring.

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The speaker recalled reading The Glass Menagerie in an English class and described it as deeply boring.

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I remember in English class, we were reading a play, The Glass Menagerie, which I found deeply boring.

Adam Carolla Show

It was referenced when discussing Brad's life experiences, drawing a parallel to the play's themes of vulnerability and societal challenges faced by its characters.

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It's like the glass menagerie, except instead of a crippled girl with sclerosis, you're a drunken, drug addicted, gambling...

— Episode: Jay Mohr + Greg Fitzsimmons (Carolla Cla...

Episode: Jay Mohr + Greg Fitzsimmons (Carolla Classics)

It was referenced when discussing Brad's life experiences, drawing a parallel to the play's themes of vulnerability and societal challenges faced by its characters.

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It's like the glass menagerie, except instead of a crippled girl with sclerosis, you're a drunken, drug addicted, gambling...

Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang

Cole Escola saw a production starring Sally Field, which he felt lost some of the original play's magic due to its minimalist style. He later mentioned he would have preferred to see Cherry Jones in the role.

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...and then the day after I saw "Glass Menagerie" with...

— Episode: "Patti Lupone Marked It” (w/ Cole Escola...

Episode: "Patti Lupone Marked It” (w/ Cole Escola)

Cole Escola saw a production starring Sally Field, which he felt lost some of the original play's magic due to its minimalist style. He later mentioned he would have preferred to see Cherry Jones in the role.

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...and then the day after I saw "Glass Menagerie" with...

...you just know to you realize that like oh stage acting is very different is very different.

...I would I would pay good money to Cherry...

Episode: "Patti Lupone Marked It” (w/ Cole Escola)

It was discussed as a play with a very stylized, poetic dialogue, and one guest noted they did not appreciate the minimalist staging of a particular production.

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Yeah, it was um, you know, Tennessee Williams is so stylized and it's so like It's like poetry, right? And so this production is very like Like modern and

I don't think so honey minimalism, right? I don't think so honey. I paid to see a Broadway show

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