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Set in the Mexican jungle in the summer of 1940, "The Night of the Iguana" centers on a disgraced minister cum tour guide, a victim of his own appetites and judgments, who seeks salvation in a lush tropical hideaway, as the world around him starts turning upside down with the rise of the Third Reich. His interactions with the lusty hotel proprietor, the ethereal New England spinster artist and her poet grandfather, along with a young girl and her spiteful chaperone from the bus tour compose a thoughtful, sometimes searing and always lyrical classic of the American stage
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