Title: The successful play
Product review: In this semi-autobiographical play, the domineering matriarch of the Wingfield family tries to find a "gentleman caller" for her daughter. This is a "memory play"; in memory everything seems to happen to music, the character, Tom, continually shifts from narration to his "in scene" character. He is a dynamic character. This technique makes the drama a most effective selection for audio. The cast is extraordinary throughout, with each performer deftly handling the most subtle nuances of Williams's poetic realism. The production and direction of the performance are equally engaging. Through the use of sound effects and evocative music, the listener is swept into the troubled, poignant world of these haunting characters
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