All My Sons is a play by American dramatist Arthur Miller, first performed in 1947. Set in post-war America, it examines the moral responsibility of a businessman who supplied defective aircraft parts during the war. The play was a major early success for Miller and remains a staple of theatre repertoires worldwide.
National Theatre's production of Arthur Miller's "All My Sons", a powerful family drama about secrets, responsibility, and the cost of ambition.
Arthur Miller's classic with Bryan Cranston and Marianne Jean-Baptiste, directed by Ivo van Hove. An award-winning West End production about war, profit, and moral consequences.