Arthur Miller Plays 1: All My Sons; Death of a Salesman; The Crucible; A Memory of Two Mondays; A View from the Bridge

The Greatest American Dramatist Of Our Age. (Evening Standard)In This Collected Works, Five Of Arthur MillerS MostProduced And Popular Plays Are Brought Together In A New Edition, Alongside An Exclusive Introduction By Ivo Van Hove, The Celebrated Contemporary Director Of MillerS Works.All Five Plays Were Written By Miller Within A TenYear Period Which Began With His First Broadway Hit, All My Sons, In 1947 Which Led Brooks Atkinson Of The New York Times To State That Theatre Has Acquired A Genuine New Talent. This Was Followed In 1949 By His Exploration Of The American Dream In Death Of A Salesman, Which Went On To Win The Tony Award For Best Play And The Pulitzer Prize For Drama.The Crucible Followed In 1953, Produced During The Mccarthy Era And Becoming A Parable Of The WitchHunting Practices Of A Government Determined To RootOut Communists. A View From The Bridge, Originally Performed In 1955, Concerns The Lives Of Longshoremen In The Brooklyn Waterfront And Has Remained One Of MillerS Most Produced Plays. Originally Presented As A OneAct Companion Piece To A Memory Of Two Mondays, Both Plays Explore The Dreams And Working Lives Of Ordinary Americans In The Early Decades Of The 20Th Century.Freshly Edited And Featuring A Bold New Design, This Updated Edition Of Arthur Miller Plays 1 Is A MustHave For Theatre Fans And Students Alike.