All My Sons
Broadway Drama Previews
September 18 2008
Opened October 16 2008
Limited run to January 11 2009
Run 32 previews & 101 performances Producer
Eric Falkenstein, Ostar Productions, Barbara
Freitag, Stephanie P McClelland, Scott Delman, et al
Creative
Arthur Miller author
Simon McBurney director
Tim Pye costume design & scenic design
Paul Anderson lighting design
Christopher Shutt & Carolyn Downing sound design
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Opening Night Cast |
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Katie Holmes |
Ann Deever |
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John Lithgow |
Joe Keller |
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Dianne Wiest |
Kate Keller |
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Patrick Wilson |
Chris Keller |
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Becky Ann Baker |
Sue Bayliss |
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Christian Camargo |
George Deever |
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Michael D'Addario |
Bert |
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Danielle Ferland |
Lydia Lubey |
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Jordan Gelber |
Frank Lubey |
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Damian Young |
Jim Bayliss |
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Synopsis
Two families entwined in the
consequences of supplying faulty aircraft parts during World War II
Broadway Show History
All My Sons premiered on
Broadway at the Coronet Theater on January 29, 1947, directed by
Elia Kazan. Lois Wheeler played Ann Deever, Ed Begley appeared as
Joe Keller, Beth Merrill played Kate Keller and Arthur Kennedy
played Chris Keller
The production won the
1947 Tonys® for
outstanding playwright and direction
Sons first revival was a
31-performance run at John Golden's Theater in April and May 1987.
The Arvin Brown staging featured Jayne Atkinson (Ann), Richard Kiley
(Joe), Joyce Ebert (Kate), and Jamey Sheridan (Chris). It won the
1987 Tony® for best
revival
In the Movies
Irving Reis directed the 1948 film
version. Edward G Robinson headed the cast as Joe Keller; Burt
Lancaster played Chris; Mady Christians, Kate; and Louisa Horton
played Ann
On Television
A 1987 made-for-television movie was
directed by Jack O'Brien. James Whitmore, Aidan Quinn, Michael
Learned and Joan Allen filled the key roles
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