《玻璃动物园》是美国剧作家田纳西.威廉姆斯的代表作之一。该剧以三十年代美国的经济大萧条为背景,用诗人的才情在戏剧舞台上细腻地刻画了现代社会里底层人物的精神痛苦。这种痛苦并非某时某地所独有,至今仍不失为一场动人的现代悲剧。本文将从剧本分析入手,探讨日常生活何以构成舞台上的悲剧内容。 “Glass Zoo” is one of the representative works by American playwright Tennessee Williams. In the context of the Great Depression of the United States in the 1930s, the play portrays the mental anguish of the bottom-class people in modern society with poet’s talent on the drama stage. This kind of suffering is not unique to a certain place at any time and so far it is still a moving modern tragedy. This article will start from the script analysis to explore how everyday life constitutes the tragedy on the stage content.