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'Un tramvia anomenat desig' by Tennessee Williams

Sergio Baos adapts and directs this famous work of the American playwright Tennessee Williams (1911-1983), brought to the screen by Elia Kazan in 1951 with Vivien Leight, Kim Hunter and Marlon Brando, in one of his stellar performances.

The story begins when Blanche, a mature woman anchored in the past, visits her sister Stella and her husband Stanley, a rustic and violent young man of Polish descent. Although they can not be more disparate, between Blanche and Stanley a fatal attraction is born and, at the same time, a fight to obtain the power in a claustrophobic atmosphere.

For Sergio Baos, A streetcar called desire speaks from the bowels and, above all, from the fragile balance in which we all exist, "in which any occurance, however small, can explode the bomb, can cause the violence that lives within us".

This production of El Somni Produccions is performed by Alexandra Palomo, Marga López, Rodo Gener and Joan Manel Vadell.

Un tramvia anomenat desig  has won the award for best director and Rodo Gener for the best actor in the awards granted by the Association of Public Theaters and Auditoriums of the Balearic Islands in the 2017 edition.