Tuesday, February 26, 2008, 7:30pm
Tennessee Williams wrote Cat on a Hot Tin Roof in the mid-twentieth century but its themes are perhaps more pertinent today than ever. The emerging power of women, the fear of openness in personal matters and the mendacity of the powerful are all themes that resonate today. Before there were “Desperate Housewives,” there was Maggie the Cat; before there was Tony Soprano, there was Big Daddy; and before “Survivor,” there was Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Cat is a play about vital and vibrant characters trapped in a repressive society that fosters a lack of communication, leading to unavoidable and unbearable loneliness. Performed by The Montana Rep, one of the oldest and most respected touring companies in the country.
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