A Play "A LOVELY SUNDAY FOR CREVE COEUR"

“A LOVELY SUNDAY FOR CREVE COEUR” is one of Tennessee Williams’ later plays, in which each character reflects deep aspects of human destiny and choice. At the center of the story is Dorothea, an older woman on the threshold of significant life decisions. She is surrounded by three other women, each representing a unique path or life choice.

The plot unfolds in real time, in a single setting, where Dorothea awaits a call from her suitor, while her neighbor, Bodie, tries to set her up with his brother. Soon, Elina and Miss Gluck arrive, each with their own stories and experiences, adding complexity to Dorothea’s decision-making.

The play explores the deep psychological layers of each character. Their interactions are not merely everyday scenes, but rather attempts of different worlds to find points of connection.

“A LOVELY SUNDAY FOR CREVE COEUR” is a profound reflection on human destiny, choice, and the pursuit of happiness. It is a play that encourages the audience to reflect on their own life decisions and values.