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Ouija Board Secured, James Franco Preps to Speak to Tennessee Williams
He tells Vulture about his upcoming performance art piece, in which he chats up the dead playwright.
Theater Reviews: The Not-Exactly-Lost Tennessee Williams Returns; Plus: The Tiny Thriller That Could
Moisés Kaufman has brought us the great late Tennessee Williams play that never was.
Stage Dive: Visits to Suburban Anomie, Violent New Orleans, and a Filthy Lower East Side
'White People,' 'Vieux Carre,' and 'The Hallway Trilogy.'
Stage Dive: A Gogol Twenty Years in the Making, and a Tennessee Williams Revival That Needed Another Couple of Weeks
In this Russian drama, Geoffrey Rush channels Daffy Duck.
Stage Dive: Olympia Dukakis Rides the Milk Train With Darkly Comic Monstrosity
As another of Tennessee Williams's randy old dowagers, Dukakis does the best she can with some truly strange text.
Dimension Gives a Boost to Struggling Young Screenwriter Ice Cube
Ice Cube sells his script, W's parents are cast, and Sam Raimi casts some collateral damage in Drag Me to Hell.
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