Arthur Miller’s “ALL MY SONS”

“The 1947 play that made Arthur Miller famous” – The New York Times

All My Sons, Arthur Miller’s first great play, may not be his best-known work, but its explosiveness certainly foreshadowed such plays as Death of a Salesman and The Crucible. It’s post-World War II and Joe Keller, the patriarch of a seemingly all-American family, has a secret, one that will slowly unravel during the course of two acts and change the lives of all the characters forever.

Originally produced on Broadway in 1947 and revived several times, this production is from Montana Rep, the theater-in-residence at the University of Montana and one of the most respected touring companies in the U.S.