Streamers

David Rabe’s Streamers is a powerful, unflinching drama set in a 1960s Army barracks, where young soldiers await deployment to Vietnam. As racial tensions, identity struggles, and personal fears surface, the characters clash in a volatile mix of conflict and camaraderie. A gripping examination of masculinity, violence, and the cost of war, Streamers is the final play in Rabe’s acclaimed Vietnam trilogy. Winner of the New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award and a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, Streamers is an unforgettable night of theatre—urgent, human, and hauntingly relevant. *This play contains violence and strong language, including derogatory slurs reflective of its time and place. Viewer discretion is advised.