A Streetcar Named Desire Tickets
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A Streetcar Named Desire Tickets

Passion and tension collide in a gripping tale of love, loss, and illusion.
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About A Streetcar Named Desire

Get A Streetcar Named Desire tickets and set an alert for when they go on sale with TodayTix. Academy Award nominee Paul Mescal (Aftersun) plays Stanley in Tennessee Williams’s classic drama, which won him an Olivier Award on the West End. Now, the Gladiator II, All of Us Strangers, and Normal People star brings his acclaimed performance to Brooklyn Academy of Music. A Streetcar Named Desire plays at BAM for a limited run only this February and March.

Experience A Streetcar Named Desire in New York this winter and be transported to New Orleans in the summer: in Williams’s steamy play, directed by Olivier Award winner Rebecca Frecknall (Cabaret), love blooms and relationships dissolve as Stella, Blanche, and Stanley all try, and fail, to keep their cool within the sweltering walls of a shabby apartment. See A Streetcar Named Desire off Broadway and book with TodayTix when seats go on sale.

Start date

February 28th, 2025

End date

April 6th, 2025

Stars on stage

Paul Mescal

Paul Mescal

A Streetcar Named Desire cast and creative team

By: Tennessee Williams Director: Rebecca Frecknall
Cast list: Paul Mescal (as Stanley Kowalski)
Sets: Madeleine Girling
Costumes: Merle Hensel
Lighting: Lee Curran
Sound: Peter Rice
Other info: Original music by Angus MacRae

Venue

Harvey Theater at BAM Strong

651 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY, United States, 11217

More information about A Streetcar Named Desire

In Tennessee Williams’s acclaimed drama, Blanche DuBois is a Southern belle who, after a series of personal losses, relocates to live with her sister Stella and her husband Stanley in New Orleans. However, Blanche brings with her secrets that Stanley hungrily tries to unearth. As feelings develop and tensions rise, Blanche can only work so hard to keep the cracks in her facade from showing.

Williams is a master of giving rich theatrical life to Southern belles and their less than graceful demises, as was also the case with Amanda Wingfield in The Glass Menagerie. Lyrical and dramatic, his plays offer a keen look at a particular time in American history when Southern aristocracy was going through cultural and economic shifts, providing fertile soil for dramatic storytelling. Whether you’ve seen A Streetcar Named Desire many times before or this is your first go, this production will be a sturdy testament to Williams’s enduring craft.

What to watch for

  • The production received a five-star review in The Times (UK) and was called “the stuff theatrical myths are made of” by the Evening Standard.
  • Patsy Ferran (Living, God’s Own Country) stars as Blanche DuBois and was nominated for an Olivier Award for her performance.
  • Anjana Vasan (Killing Eve, Black Mirror) plays Paul Mescal’s wife Stella and won an Olivier Award for her performance.
  • This is a hot ticket: its West End transfer became the fastest-selling production to date in any Ambassador Theatre Group venue.

Frequently asked questions

What is A Streetcar Named Desire about?

Tennessee Williams’s masterpiece follows Blanche, her sister Stella, and brother-in-law Stanley as they navigate a steamy summer in New Orleans where romance blooms and secrets fester.

Which theatre is A Streetcar Named Desire at?

A Streetcar Named Desire is at Brooklyn's Harvey Theater at BAM Strong, which is located at 651 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, 11217.

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