Stanley (2006), arguably the most accomplished theatrical event of the Off-Broadway season, begins by revisiting the seminal Stanley Kowalski (by way of Brando), and ends with a man drowning under the weight of a life wrecked beyond repair. This one-man show, conceived by the D’Amour siblings Lisa (writer/director) and Todd (actor), is a highly physical, often frantic story, which focuses on a man who believes he's Kowalski from A Streetcar Named Desire, and as such roams the streets of modern-day America in search of Blanche Dubois.Read on at [Show Business Weekly]
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