In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel - repro

Tennessee Williams’ intensely raw, deeply serious 1969 psychological drama 'In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel' exploded onto the stage of the East 74th Street Theatre, launching a fierce, boundary-pushing attack on the limits of artistic identity. The claustrophobic narrative unfolds entirely inside the sterile lounge of an international hotel, tracking Mark, a brilliant, hyper-obsessive, and severely unravelling American painter who has pushed his mind to physical collapse to discover a radical new technique of color canvas art, engaging in a savage verbal war with his predatory, unfaithful wife. Directed by Herbert Machiz, the historic original Off-Broadway production starred Donald Madden and Anne Meacham.