Four Plays by Tennessee Williams is a collection of some of his most famous works, exploring themes of desire, loss, and human fragility. It includes: • A Streetcar Named Desire – Follows the downfall of Blanche DuBois as she clashes with her sister Stella’s husband, Stanley Kowalski. • The Glass Menagerie – A memory play about Tom Wingfield’s struggle between family duty and personal freedom. • Summer and Smoke – A story of unfulfilled love between a reserved preacher’s daughter and a passionate doctor. • The Rose Tattoo – Centers on an Italian-American widow rediscovering love after her husband’s death. Each play delves into deep emotions and complex characters, showcasing Williams’ signature Southern Gothic style.