Miller, Arthur: 1915-2005
All My Sons, 1947 - Information about the Play
- General Information
- The play is about guilt and responsibility.
- Information from StageAgent
- Information from Wikipedia
- Facts
- The first play Miller wrote out of college, The Man Who Had All the Luck (1944), closed after four performances. He considered giving up but decided to try writing one more play. His next play, All My Sons (1947) ran on Broadway for 328 performances, and was made into a movie the following year. Miller used the money he made from All My Sons to buy four hundred acres of farmland in Connecticut.
From MPR - Characters
- The first play Miller wrote out of college, The Man Who Had All the Luck (1944), closed after four performances. He considered giving up but decided to try writing one more play. His next play, All My Sons (1947) ran on Broadway for 328 performances, and was made into a movie the following year. Miller used the money he made from All My Sons to buy four hundred acres of farmland in Connecticut.
- Articles
- Interview by Mike Wood. February 6, 1995
- Review about a performance at the Oxford Playhouse, England. K. Dihal; March 19, 2015
- Precursor in Arthur Miller’s Dramatic World. Masahiro Oikawa