is a 1945 American stage play by Tennessee Williams and Donald Windham based on a story by D.H. Lawrence.
The original production starred Edmund Gwenn and Montgomery Clift.
The New York Times wrote "this second of Mr. Williams's dramas to reach the local boards is not an improvement nor an advancement; in fact, it represents quite a step down.
is verbose and filled with lofty and long speeches; it needs editing as well as cohesion.
Finally, it does not have the warm acting which glossed over the imperfections of "The Glass Menagerie," for the members of its cast play in several styles.