First performed in 1947, Arthur Miller’s All My Sons tells the story of a family torn apart by competing values. Having already lost a son, a fighter pilot, in the Second World War, the Kellers struggle to know how to deal with their grief and move on – a predicament complicated by the fact that a terrible secret lurks in the background. As always with Miller, the noble ideals of America risk being overwhelmed by the harsh realities of commercialism.
A sterling performance in the Alastair Mackerras Theatre on Thursday 9, Friday 10 May 6:30pm and Saturday 11 May 7:30pm.
