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All My Sons

Katie Holmes, John Lithgow, Patrick Wilson and Dianne Wiest star in the revival of Arthur Miller's drama.

All My Sons, Arthur Miller's first successful play, was inspired by a true story about a successful businessman who knowingly sold the government defective airplane parts during World War II with tragic consequences.

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Category

Play, Drama, Classic

Appropriate Ages

How Long?
2 hrs 15 mins with 1 intermission

Started Previews
September 18, 2008

Opening Night
October 16, 2008

Closing
January 11, 2009

Individual Tickets On Sale Through
January 11, 2009

Group Tickets On Sale Through
January 11, 2009

CURRENT SCHEDULE

Mon

No Show

Tue

7:00pm

Wed

2:00pm, 8:00pm

Thu

8:00pm

Fri

8:00pm

Sat

2:00pm, 8:00pm

Sun

3:00pm

VENUE & DIRECTIONS

Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre
236 West 45th Street
(Between Broadway and 8th Avenue)

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PHOTOS & VIDEO

Photo Op: Stargazing at Tom Cruise and All My Sons' Katie Holmes

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Video Features: Opening Night: All My Sons

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SHOULD I SEE IT?

What's the Story of All My Sons?
Set in a middle-American town after World War II, Arthur Miller’s All My Sons tells the story of the Keller family and the untruths about their recent past that slowly surface one summer day. Joe Keller is a successful, if uneducated, factory owner. His wife, Kate, refuses to accept the death of their pilot son Larry, who’s been MIA for three years. Their surviving son, Chris, has summoned Larry’s fiancée, Ann Deever, in hopes of proposing to her. But when her brother, George, arrives, the truth surfaces about Joe’s involvement in a shady business deal that resulted in tragedy several years prior. It all leads up to an explosive climax that leaves no stone unturned, no secret uncovered, no myth unbroken.

What is All My Sons Like?
Miller’s first Broadway success, All My Sons was conceived as a no-frills, kitchen-sink drama, one that aimed for truth and realism on every level. Director Simon McBurney, however, goes for a more theatrical approach with this revival, offering minimal scenery, stylish projections and a cinematic score that plays on even as the actors are speaking. But even if you’re a more traditional theatergoer who might think the experimental touches are distracting, the show’s abundance of drama and tension make it one of the quickest two hours and ten minutes on Broadway.

Is All My Sons Good for Kids?
Not only will it bore the heck out of the younger ones, but the more attention-grabbing moments in All My Sons may disturb or even scare them. The play contains some very intense family arguing, one that ends in father-son fisticuffs and another that ends in violence. (That the latter happens offstage makes it no less shocking.) Teens have a better chance of enjoying themselves. If either they’ve just read Miller’s The Crucible in school or just want to see some famous people onstage, this All My Sons could be a great way to introduce them to Broadway.

STARRING

John Lithgow as Joe Keller
An acclaimed actor, Lithgow is well known for playing Dick on the popular sitcom Third Rock From the Sun and was recently seen on stage as Lawrence Jameson in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, a role that earned him a Tony Award nomination. More

Katie Holmes as Ann Deever
Along with her high-profile marriage to Tom Cruise, Holmes is best known for playing Joey Potter on six seasons of the popular teen drama Dawson's Creek. More

Dianne Wiest as Kate Keller
Though Wiest is famous for her film roles (Edward Scissorhands, Hannah and Her Sisters and her Oscar-winning turn in Bullets Over Broadway), she has also played many memorable characters on the stage, such as her award-winning performance as Elizabeth Colt in The Art of Dinning. More

Patrick Wilson as Chris Keller
Since earning Tony nominations for his work in The Full Monty and Oklahoma!, Wilson has appeared in the films The Phantom of the Opera, Hard Candy and Little Children. More

ALSO STARRING

Becky Ann Baker, Sue Bayliss
Christian Camargo, George Deever
Jordan Gelber, Frank Lubey
Danielle Ferland, Lydia Lubey
Damian Young, Dr. Jim Bayliss

CREATORS

Written by Arthur Miller
Directed by Simon McBurney
Scenic and Costume Design by Tom Pye

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