The Glass Menagerie

"How beautiful it is, and how easily it can be broken."

It is evening. Tom Wingfield is smoking in the alley outside the apartment where he grew up. Through a window, he watches his mother and his sister.

Tonight is one of those nights you remember forever.

Tonight, someone special is coming to dinner. Tonight, there will be a dance. Tonight, you might fall in love. Tonight, everything could change.

This is Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie, the American masterpiece about staying and about leaving, directed by Artistic Director Jay Miller (***** The Flea, ***** The Crucible, ***** This Beautiful Future)—in The Yard's current home before its transformation into something new.