BRANDON PT DAVIS

The Glass Menagerie

The Glass Menagerie

The Glass Menagerie at Maples Repertory Theatre, directed by Kimberly Braun, was staged as a memory play shaped by Tom Wingfield’s recollection rather than a literal apartment. The scenic environment emphasized fluid movement and emotional geography, supporting the play’s themes of longing, confinement, and escape.

• Macon, MO
•2025

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The Glass Menagerie - Scenic design by Brandon PT Davis. Abstract, fragmented set reflecting memory, not a literal apartment.

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The Glass Menagerie - Scenic design by Brandon PT Davis. Dreamlike set, reflecting Tom's memory, with evocative lighting and symbolic elements.

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The Glass Menagerie - Scenic design by Brandon PT Davis. Evocative memory-play set, non-literal apartment, fragmented elements, and soft lighting create a nostalgic atmosphere.

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The Glass Menagerie - Scenic design by Brandon PT Davis. Memory play setting, non-literal apartment, reflecting Tom Wingfield's recollection.

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The Glass Menagerie - Scenic design by Brandon PT Davis. A fragmented set evokes memory, with soft lighting and a dreamlike atmosphere.

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The Glass Menagerie - Scenic design by Brandon PT Davis. Evocative set, shaped by memory, not a literal apartment. Fragmented elements suggest recollection.

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The Glass Menagerie - Scenic design by Brandon PT Davis. Memory play setting, not a literal apartment, shaped by recollection.

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The Glass Menagerie - Scenic design by Brandon PT Davis. A non-literal, memory-inspired set with fragmented elements and evocative lighting, reflecting Tom's recollection.

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The Glass Menagerie - Scenic design by Brandon PT Davis. Staged as a memory play, the set evokes Tom Wingfield's recollection rather than a literal apartment.

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The Glass Menagerie - Scenic design by Brandon PT Davis. A dreamlike, non-realistic set evokes Tom Wingfield's memory, not a literal apartment.

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The Glass Menagerie - Scenic design by Brandon PT Davis. Evocative set with fragmented walls, soft, dreamlike lighting, and sparse furniture, conveying a poignant memory.

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The Glass Menagerie - Scenic design by Brandon PT Davis. Abstract memory play setting, evoking Tom Wingfield's recollection.

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Tennessee Williams

Playwright

Kimberly Braun

Director

Brandon PT Davis

Scenic Design

Jack A. Smith

Costume Design

Vincente Williams

Ligthing Design

Leo Basinger

Sound Design

Tags

Regional Theatre2025Tennessee WilliamsMemory PlaySouthern Gothic1930s