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Review: All My Sons, The Old Vic
Arthur Miller’s revived and renowned All My Sons is a golden masterpiece. It’s an exceptional, multifaceted play and this 2019 production wholeheartedly does i...
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Review: The Crucible, The Yard Theatre
Like many people of younger generations, I first became aware of Arthur Miller’s 1953 play, The Crucible, when I studied it for GCSE drama. Getting a group of ...
2.0
Review: An Enemy Of The People, Union Theatre
I am handed the program for tonight’s performance as I enter, the front cover blazoned with a now infamous image (Seamus Wray) of Donald Trump leaning to drink...
Review: All My Sons, The Rose Theatre
The Keller House is one with white picket fencing, an immaculately kept house, with smiles, laughter and kisses. With a broken tree at the forefront o...
Review: No Villain, Trafalgar Studios
No Villain is Arthur Miller’s little acknowledged first attempt at playwriting. It addresses themes of communism, equality, the typical American household and, ...
Review: No Villain, Old Red Lion Theatre
Upstairs above an Islington pub is perhaps not the first place you'd think of when you wonder where the world premiere of Arthur Miller's first play will be sta...