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This article discusses a production of Tennessee Williams' play "A Streetcar Named Desire" at the Royal Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm, Sweden. The production, directed by Stefan Larsson, offered a fresh interpretation of the play, focusing on themes of toxic masculinity, queer subcultures, and feminist resistance. The performance of the character Blanche, played by Elin Klinga, was particularly praised for its complexity and transformation. The production received positive reviews and was recognized with several awards. The article highlights the relevance of the play's themes in the context of current discussions on violence and insecurity. [Extracted from the article] |
