A play set in this city ends after an unnamed writer, a stand-in for the author, leaves a boarding house run by Mrs. Wire. In another play set in this city, a mother says that her son almost joined a Buddhist monastery after watching birds eat baby turtles in the Galápagos. A play set in this city ends as a husband soothes his wife by repeating “Now, love” while swelling music is played by a “blue piano.” In a play set in this city, Catherine reveals that while staying in Cabeza de Lobo, Sebastian Venable was “devoured” by children. In another play set in this city, a man throws a radio out of a window during a game of poker. This city is the setting of Suddenly Last Summer and a play in which Stanley Kowalski rapes Blanche Dubois. For 10 points, Tennessee Williams’s play A Streetcar Named Desire is set in what Southern city? ■END■
ANSWER: New Orleans (The first clue is about Williams’s play Vieux Carré.)
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