A streetcar named Desire

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John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Roger L. Steven, Chariman, Maratin Feinstein executive director, Julius Rudel, music direction, The Kennedy Center and Jules Irving, in association with Lucille Lortel and Alan Mandell, and by arrangement with Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts present Lois Nettlton in Tennessee Williams' "A Streetcar Named Desire," featuring Barbara Eda-Young, Alan Feinstein, John Newton, setting by Douglas W. Schmidt, lighting by John Gleason, costumes by Nancy Potts, music composed by Cathy MacDonald, sound by Gary Harris, directed by Jules Irving.

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