By Tennessee Williams

Directed by Cyndy A. Marion

Mr. Williams' highly theatrical and evocative "ghost play" about the tumultuous marriage and creative lives of Zelda and Scott Fitzgerald, "Clothes for a Summer Hotel" which opened in NYC on 3/26/1980, was Mr. Williams' last Broadway production and has rarely been staged since. Filled with music and dance of the jazz age, the play fuses the past and present in a theatrical tour-de-force as Zelda and Scott revisit their youth and the ghosts of characters (including Ernest Hemingway) who helped shape their existence.