A Streetcar Named Desire

Not even imaginative work with the scene and unsurprisingly, Gillian that is fully immersed in her role (whose greatest contribution is the simple fact that the character of Blanche with all the hysteria, talkativeness, and affectation of Mississippi's elongated accent can very easily turn into unbearably annoying, but that never happens to Gillian, not even for a moment) cannot outshine a completely out of place length, and Ben Foster, who is not entirely bad, but rather than being an equally good actor as Anderson, he looks as his sparring partner who cannot keep up with the pace of the performance. (05/11/2014)