A man and woman sit on the floor behind a table filled with glass animal miniatures.

Thomas Keegan and Jenna Sokolowski in The Glass Menagerie (2015). Photo by Scott Suchman.

The Glass Menagerie

One of the greatest American plays of the 20th century.

January 22, 2016 — February 21, 2016

The Glass Menagerie explores the visceral bonds of family. Southern matriarch Amanda frets constantly over her two live-in adult children—the painfully shy Laura and Laura’s restless poet brother, Tom. With great cajoling, Tom brings home a possible suitor for Laura, but reality soon casts a shadow on Amanda’s dreams for both her children. This iconic, emotional and enduring family drama made Williams famous and has become a classic of the American repertoire.

Artistic Team

Written by Tennessee Williams

Director Mark Ramont

Scenic Design Timothy R. Mackabee

Costume Design Frank Labovitz

Lighting Design Dan Covey

Sound Design and Original Music John Gromada

Projection Design Clint Allen

Wig and Make-Up Design Anne Nesmith

Dialects and Voice Director Leigh Wilson Smiley

Production Stage Manager Brandon Prendergast

Assistant Stage Manager Staci Blue

New York Casting Stephanie Klapper Casting

Cast

Tom Story

Tom Wingfield

Madeleine Potter

Amanda Wingfield

Jenna Sokolowski

Laura Wingfield

Thomas Keegan

Jim O’Connor

From the Gallery

A woman in a dress curtsies before a man in a suit while he holds her hand. They both stand in a richly furnished living room.

Thomas Keegan as the Gentleman Caller and Madeleine Potter as Amanda in the Ford’s Theatre production of “The Glass Menagerie,” directed by Mark Ramont. Photo by Scott Suchman.

A man in work clothes looks askance at a woman in a red dress who points at him and speaks.

Tom Story as Tom and Madeleine Potter as Amanda in the Ford’s Theatre production of “The Glass Menagerie,” directed by Mark Ramont. Photo by Scott Suchman.

A man in a suit without a jacket holds a woman in a dress in both arms and dips her as part of a dance. He holds her face close to his.

Thomas Keegan as the Gentleman Caller and Jenna Sokolowski as Laura in the Ford’s Theatre production of “The Glass Menagerie,” directed by Mark Ramont. Photo by Scott Suchman.

A woman and man sit on a couch. The woman looks at the man happily while he reads from a book in his hands.

Thomas Keegan as the Gentleman Caller and Jenna Sokolowski as Laura in the Ford’s Theatre production of “The Glass Menagerie,” directed by Mark Ramont. Photo by Scott Suchman.

A woman covered with a blanket sits on the floor and holds out her hand to a table filled with glass animal miniatures.

Jenna Sokolowski as Laura in the Ford’s Theatre production of “The Glass Menagerie,” directed by Mark Ramont. Photo by Scott Suchman.