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The 15 pages that link to A Streetcar Named Desire, each with the reason it gives.

• Actors StudioRelated: Its original production, directed by co-founder Elia Kazan, showcased the naturalistic performance culture linked to the Studio.

• Pulitzer Prize for DramaBroader topic: Its recognition established Williams among the award’s defining playwrights.

• Tennessee WilliamsBroader topic: Its collision of fragile self-invention and blunt force became Williams’s best-known dramatic pattern.

• Southern GothicBroader topic: Its decaying New Orleans setting turns Southern social change into personal tragedy.

• Romantic dramaBroader topic: Its damaged marriage and Blanche’s longing show desire colliding with power and vulnerability.

• Stella AdlerBroader topic: Adler’s teaching shaped Brando’s performance as Stanley Kowalski in the play’s original Broadway production.

• Vivien LeighRelated: Leigh’s stage and screen portrayals of Blanche became central achievements of her career.

• Southern literatureBroader topic: Its drama turns the South’s decline and modernization into conflict within a domestic setting.

• Uta HagenBroader topic: Hagen replaced Jessica Tandy as Blanche in the original Broadway production.

• Jessica TandyRelated: Tandy originated the role of Blanche DuBois on Broadway.

• Alec BaldwinRelated: Baldwin played Stanley Kowalski in a 1992 Broadway revival and its television adaptation.

• James GandolfiniRelated: Gandolfini made his Broadway debut in the 1992 revival as Steve Hubbell.

• Brooks AtkinsonBroader topic: Its Broadway success shows the kind of psychologically rich new play Atkinson covered.

• Carmen de LavalladeRelated: She performed in a 1950s production, bringing her dance-trained presence to dramatic theater.

• Rachel WeiszBroader topic: Weisz’s 2023 Broadway performance as Blanche DuBois earned her a Tony Award.