“You’re always having to compete with yourself. They always say, ‘It’s not as good as Streetcar<\/i> or Cat [on a Hot Tin Roof]<\/i>. Of course it’s not. At 69 you don’t write the kind of play you write at 30. You haven’t got the kind of energy you used to have.”<\/p>\n
— Tennessee Williams<\/i><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
“You’re always having to compete with yourself. They always say, ‘It’s not as good as Streetcar or Cat [on a Hot Tin Roof]. Of course it’s not. At 69 you don’t write the kind of play you write at 30. … Continue reading