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Reality vs illusion

Misogynistic behaviour and societal acceptance

Class division

Dependency

Masculinity vs Femininity

Dreams and desires

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Blanche DuBois- Played by Nikki Shields A sensitive, delicate moth-like member of the fading Southern aristocracy who has just lost her teaching position as a result of her promiscuity.

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Stella Kowalski - Played by Michelle Lim Davidson

Blanche's sister who is married and lives in the French Quarter of New Orleans. She has forgotten her genteel upbringing in order to enjoy a more common marriage.

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Stanley Kowalski- Played by Mark Leaonard Winter

A rather common working man whose main drive in life is sexual and who faces everything with brutal realism.

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Harold Mitchell (Mitch)- Played by Steve Mouzakis

Stanley's friend who went through the war with him. Mitch is unmarried and has a dying mother for whom he feels a great devotion.

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Anne -Louise Starks

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Mel Page

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Mel Page

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Niklas Pajanti

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Stefan Gregory - Music

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●Cohesion

●Motion

●Rhythm

●Emphasis

●Contrast

*Variation

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 How are specific physical symbols used to characterize the essential nature of Stanley Kowalski?

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 How are specific physical symbols used to characterize the essential nature of Stanley Kowalski?

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Why does Blanche so openly flirt with Stanley in the first part of the play? What significance does this later have?

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Why does Blanche so openly flirt with Stanley in the first part of the play? What significance does this later have?

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 Characterize the essential differences between the Kowalski and the DuBois worlds.

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 Characterize the essential differences between the Kowalski and the DuBois worlds.

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Why does Blanche's rape totally destroy her?

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Why does Blanche's rape totally destroy her?

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 In spite of Blanche's past life, her deceit, and her artificiality, most readers and viewers tend to sympathize with and align themselves with her. How can this emotional reaction (or attachment) toward Blanche be justified?

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 In spite of Blanche's past life, her deceit, and her artificiality, most readers and viewers tend to sympathize with and align themselves with her. How can this emotional reaction (or attachment) toward Blanche be justified?

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Firstly what is significant about their being two ?

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Realism - these and things within the block (simplicity of what’s on the rotating stage) then the black (emptiness) is for the audience to imagine streets and paths etc

Non naturalistic bc of the walls of the set

Illusion vs reality (the guitar symbolising the coming of love)

Expressionism

Southern gothic

Tradgety

Actor audience relationship where we r limited to looking in - epic theatre bc we can see the seating and the wings and the revolve is very clear to the audience