The Night of the Iguana

By Tennessee Williams
Directed by Bonnie Ross

Winner! 1962 Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play
Nominee: Three 1962 Tony Awards, including Best Play
Nominee: Two 1977 Drama Desk Awards
Nominee: Three 1992 Olivier Awards

Set against the lush, suffocating heat of a Puerta Vallarta hillside, Williams' sweeping drama explores the fragile human need for connection, the burden of the past, and the desperate search for meaning at the edge of everything. By turns darkly comic, heartbreaking, and profoundly tender, The Night of the Iguana stands as one of the great American plays — a work of blazing humanity from the master of the American stage.
 

Some people, they just go to pieces.
Others — they don't. 

Produced by special arrangement with Concord Theatricals.

Content advisory: Themes addressed in this play include alcoholism, religion, homosexuality, and underage sex. The play is set in 1940 and reflects the language idioms of that time. Recommended for mature teens or older.

Fridays & Saturdays at 7pm, 
Sundays at 2pm

We suggest that you arrive at least 15 minutes prior to showtime. There will be no late seating. Please note that the Performing Arts Center is a SCENT-FREE ZONE. For the enjoyment of all, and to prevent severe allergic reactions, please do not attend wearing colognes, perfumes, scented lotions, or smelling of patchouli/incense.