Welcome to ACT Theatre’s Mainstage Production History. Explore more than 300 shows
throughout the decades of ACT, Seattle’s home for contemporary theatre since 1965.
Meet the artists who make it all happen, see the original show program books, and
view photographs from our archives.
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1965
Tennessee Williams' classic drama is the story of one family brought together for the celebration
of the patriarch’s birthday. It is a play about the decline of the Southern family, a pulsing family drama
that examines love, sex, greed and mortality. Always timely, Cat On A Hot Tin Roof shows audiences
themselves, the inner workings of a family ripped apart by secrets , grief and deception. First produced
in ACT’s opening season under the direction of ACT founder, Gregory Falls, Cat is returning to ACT’s
stage for the 50th anniversary season.
Other productions from 1965:
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