Stagemad's Streetcar Named Desire opens next week at Garter Lane Theatre 

The highly anticipated Stagemad production of a ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ opens this week at Garter Lane Arts Centre, from Tuesday to Saturday.

Under the direction of award-winning James Power, the production offers audiences a night of high-class theatre.

The cast, led by Lauren Cardiff as 'Blanche', delivers a powerful and nuanced portrayal that will leave audiences spellbound.

A shining light of the local arts scene, Stagemad Theatre Company is celebrating two decades of theatrical productions in Waterford.

Throughout the years, Stagemad has carved out a massive body of work, mounting an impressive résumé of 40 new plays.

The company's 20th birthday will be marked next month with a celebratory new production of ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’, inviting the public to the French Quarter for the local production of Tennessee Williams’ masterpiece.

The production features a stellar cast, including Barry Roe as the brutish and magnetic 'Stanley Kowalski', and Clodagh Kenny as the torn 'Stella Kowalski', bringing depth, intensity and desire to Tennessee Williams' iconic characters.

The play is a timeless story of illusion clashing with reality, desire battling against decorum, and the brutal downfall of a fading Southern belle. 

Set against the steamy backdrop of New Orleans, the play remains as potent and relevant today as when it first stunned audiences in 1947.

Book now for the last remaining tickets. 

You don't want to miss this revival by Waterford's Stagemad Theatre Company.

Limited tickets are available for the five performances. 

Booking at box office 051 855038 or online at garterlane.ie

Shows take place from Tuesday, November 11, to Saturday, November 15.