This family drama set in the 1970s near the Texas/Mexico border is immediately universal, its subjects -- sex, desires, dreams, memories, guilt, shame -- will appeal to almost anyone, of any race and ethnicity, any place in the United States. The beauty, poetry, intimacy and violence, the shattered illusions -- all of it makes for an unforgettable spectacle -- and I've never seen this play in its entirety, only read it. Gorgeous, brutal, poignant, painful, it's as powerful as the Glass Menagerie, maybe more.