Theater Emory Closes THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA

Tennessee Williams' 1961 Broadway hit "The Night of the Iguana," presented by Theater Emory at the Mary Gray Munroe Theater, closes tonight, April 15. 

The year is 1940 and a dissolute minister, fugitive from his turbulent past, arrives at the Costa Verde Hotel near Acapulco, Mexico. A tropical storm brewing up the coast, a political storm looming in Europe, and the passions of the characters meet head-on in Williams' powerful and savagely funny play.

The professional cast includes familiar local favorites Agnes Harty, Robin Bloodworth, and Tim McDonough alongside Emory student actors. The production is directed by Janice Akers.

Set design by Sara Culpepper; light design by Robert Turner; costumes by Sydney Roberts; and sound design by Elizabeth Waldman.

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