The Night of the Iguana

"The Night of the Iguana" is a play by Tennessee Williams that explores themes of human longing, redemption, and disillusionment. It centers on a troubled, former preacher named Randall, who is guiding a group of tourists at a Mexican hotel. As tensions rise, the characters confront their personal struggles—lags in hope, guilt, and desire—amidst a setting charged with emotional and spiritual searching. The play highlights the complexity of human nature, the need for connection, and the possibility of finding meaning and forgiveness even in difficult circumstances.