Seeking Cast for "A Streetcar Named Desire" Show

A sensitive, delicate moth-like member of the fading Southern aristocracy who has just lost her teaching position as a result of her promiscuity.

Blanche's sister who is married and lives in the French Quarter of New Orleans. She has forgotten her genteel upbringing in order to enjoy a more common marriage.

He is a young, virile World War II veteran, representing a newer, raw generation. A rather common working man whose main drive in life is sexual and who faces everything with brutal realism.

Stanley's friend who went through the war with him. Mitch is unmarried and has a dying mother for whom he feels a great devotion.

On the crass side and very earthy. Loves his wife in a possessive, grabby kind of way but is still fascinated by the “lady” who comes into their midst.

A bit crass and rough around the edges. She’s a good friend to Stella and finds Blanche’s “I’m better than you” airs annoying and insulting. She is Stella’s friend, upstairs neighbor, and landlady. We see the low-class life of the French Quarter through her and her husband, Steve.

One of the poker players, who punctuates games with Spanish phrases.

A teenager who comes to the Kowalski’s door to collect for the newspaper when Blanche is home alone. The boy leaves bewildered after Blanche hits on him and gives him a passionate farewell kiss.

Has a “seen it all” air and look about her.

The Mexican Woman sells flowers for the dead during the powerful scene when Blanche recounts her fall from grace.

Arrives at the end to bring Blanche on her vacation. After the Nurse has pinned her, the Doctor succeeds in calming Blanche. She latches onto him, depending, now and always, on the kindness of strangers.

A brutal and impersonal character; quite severe, when no straight jacket is available, those can be wrestled to the ground.