Bus "The Desire"

Summary

Bus "The Desire" is a theatrical production^[1].

Key Facts

• Bus "The Desire" authored Tennessee Williams^[2].
• Bus "The Desire"'s instance of is recorded as theatrical production^[3].
• Bus "The Desire"'s director is recorded as Kostas Rigopoulos^[4].
• Bus "The Desire"'s genre is recorded as spoken drama^[5].
• Bus "The Desire"'s cast member is recorded as Fryni Arvaniti^[6].
• Bus "The Desire"'s cast member is recorded as Maria Tripodi^[7].
• Bus "The Desire"'s cast member is recorded as Kostas Prekas^[8].
• Bus "The Desire"'s cast member is recorded as Dimitris Tzoumakis^[9].
• Bus "The Desire"'s cast member is recorded as Zoe Rigopoulou^[10].
• Bus "The Desire"'s cast member is recorded as Dimitris Pantazis^[11].
• Bus "The Desire"'s cast member is recorded as Kakia Analyti^[12].
• Bus "The Desire"'s cast member is recorded as Andreas Papadopoulos^[13].
• Bus "The Desire"'s cast member is recorded as Spiros Papadopoulos^[14].
• Bus "The Desire"'s cast member is recorded as Antonis Vasileiou^[15].
• Bus "The Desire"'s cast member is recorded as Mairi Nanou^[16].
• Bus "The Desire"'s cast member is recorded as Giorgos Kousouris^[17].
• Bus "The Desire"'s production company is recorded as Thiasos Kakias Analyti - Kosta Rigopoulou^[18].
• Bus "The Desire"'s location is recorded as Theatro Analyti^[19].
• Bus "The Desire"'s language of work or name is recorded as Greek^[20].
• Bus "The Desire"'s country of origin is recorded as Greece^[21].
• Bus "The Desire"'s contributor to the creative work or subject is recorded as Platon Mousaios^[22].
• Bus "The Desire"'s contributor to the creative work or subject is recorded as Dimitris Ioannou^[23].
• Bus "The Desire"'s date of first performance is recorded as +1978-12-08T00:00:00Z^[24].
• Bus "The Desire"'s title is recorded as Λεωφορείο ο Πόθος^[25].
• Bus "The Desire"'s manifestation of is recorded as A Streetcar Named Desire^[26].

Body

Works and Contributions

Bus "The Desire" authored Tennessee Williams^[2].