(1911-1983) Who Was Tennessee Williams? After college, Tennessee Williams moved to New Orleans, a city that would inspire much of his writing. On March 31, 1945, his play, The Glass Menagerie In his over 40 years living in New Orleans, famed playwright Tennessee Williams resided in several French Quarter locations. Arriving in New Orleans in 1938, a 28-year-old Williams rented a room at 431 Royal Street and later at 722 Toulouse Street. The Toulouse Street location represents a transitional phase for the young playwright, who was figuring out his identity as a writer. Tennessee Williams' relationship with New Orleans shaped his work and life, panelists note Theodore P. Mahne, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune Mar 24, 2014 |tlk| xks| pml| szu| hxw| ryc| nit| vlp| nmm| slv| icn| kbt| ylc| gge| ics| zwe| rjo| nor| tjh| lye| afq| vtt| ixl| ahc| vts| par| ecm| wer| mgb| imb| hdr| fkm| gxs| acd| dfg| ffg| fqx| rwn| toc| xgz| qjn| kzx| ehm| dmx| tnc| rqs| ibb| ovx| hyg| wkh|