This casebook provides a comprehensive analysis of Tennessee Williams's enduring legacy in American theatre. Explore the complexities of his iconic plays, from the raw emotions of "A Streetcar Named Desire" to the poignant introspection of "The Glass Menagerie." Delve into the rich themes of sexuality, gender, and social alienation that permeate his work, examining the ways in which Williams captured the anxieties and struggles of a changing America. Gain insights from renowned scholars and critics as they dissect his characters, explore his artistic choices, and analyze the enduring power of his dramatic voice. This casebook is an invaluable resource for students, scholars, and theatre enthusiasts alike, providing a deeper understanding of Williams's masterful storytelling and his enduring impact on the American theatrical landscape.