In these three exotic and warm dramatic stories, Tennessee Williams depicts loss, faded lives, and passionate love affairs. In "The Rose Tattoo," the story is set in a vibrant Sicilian-American community, where the newlywed Serafina is trapped by her grief, until her romantic illusions about her deceased husband collapse and she discovers her true nature as a fiery prima donna in a life-filled celebration of love and sex. Tennessee Williams explores a new 'wild and unrestricted' theatrical form in the colorful tropical fantasy "Camino Real," while in "Orpheus Descending," he leads us to the dark grounds of the deep South: the corruption of a small and violent town, where a forbidden and tragic love affair leads to horrific violence.