Tennessee Williams's classic drama, 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,' delves into the turbulent dynamics of a wealthy Southern family. As the Pollitt clan gathers to celebrate patriarch Big Daddy's birthday, a web of deceit and long-suppressed emotions begins to unravel. The strained relationship between the alcoholic son, Brick, and his fiery wife, Maggie, takes center stage. The play masterfully exposes themes of mendacity, greed, and mortality, forcing characters to confront the uncomfortable truths they have desperately tried to avoid in their dysfunctional lives.