What Does Milk Train Mean?

'The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore' is the name of a play penned by acclaimed playwright Tennessee Williams. It saw its debut in the year 1962 in Italy, at the Festival dei Due Mondi. The first time it was produced and enacted in America was in the year 1963, in the month of January. It did not prove very successful, running only sixty-nine shows in the city of New York. The play did not get favourable reviews as well.

The play later served as the adaptation for the 1968 movie, Boom, with additional writing aid provided by Gore Vidal and starring Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor.

The setting of the play is Italy and the protagonists of the play include a rich aging woman, and a youth who was caught by her for trespassing on her property.