Arthur Miller
-
A pair of fine performances reveal the subtleties in Arthur Miller’s postwar play, a rollicking good story about family secrets
-
Cultural revelation Rose Byrne: 'Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge took my breath away'
Rose ByrneAhead of her appearance in Sydney Theatre Company’s Speed-the-Plow, the actor reflects on the ‘electric’ production that was the beginning of her journey
-
Playwright whose masterpiece of marital disharmony, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, delved beneath the surface of middle-class life
-
Alexia_Ternate: ‘The story is a reflection of society and how people driven by a lust for money can stoop to any extent to acquire wealth’
-
Broadway audiences are flocking to a new take on Arthur Miller’s Crucible hero. Does emotional range now play a bigger role than classic looks
-
Bernie Sanders once appeared on screen as a baseball-mad rabbi, so what starring role should each presidential hopeful have played?
-
The long, nuclear-armed standoff that followed the second world war was a terrifying parody of peace – which inspired some brilliant literature
-
Radical hip-hop history, reinvented modern classics and emotive musicals led a wave of innovative and poignant plays on and off-Broadway
-
Director Michael Wilson stays faithful to pessimistic stage rendition set during second world war – even though it may not be one of playwright’s best works
-
Director Ivo van Hove delivers a thrillingly claustrophobic version of Arthur Miller’s classic, with an extraordinary performance by Mark Strong as a man who has become a stranger to himself
-
The star of France’s premier crime drama talks about her role in Ivo van Hove’s bold take on A View from the Bridge – and her determination to avoid typecasting
-
A fiery new production of Arthur Miller’s masterpiece returns to the stage of its 1954 British premiere
-
An evening of high-quality storytelling, especially from leads Dean Lennox Kelly and Neve McIntosh, though the tension lags after three and a half hours
-
Theatre directors and writers’ estates do not always see eye to eye. As a new generation seeks to reinterpret Arthur Miller’s work, we lift the lid on the scandals, bans and breakthroughs
-
Caroline Steinbeis’s production gives us a John Proctor for the surveillance age to prove Miller’s point that a threatened society turns on itself
-
The Flemish designer talks to David Jays about his groundbreaking set designs for works by Euripides, Arthur Miller, Ayn Rand and Ingmar Bergman
-
This version of the screenplay that was never made is atmospheric but shows its age
-
Cowboy Clark Gable and divorcee Marilyn Monroe team up with Montgomery Clift in this bleak drama of estrangement scripted by Arthur Miller
-
Two of Hollywood’s brightest stars make their final appearances in this melancholy drama that pulses with sadness and symbolism
-
Miller’s never-before-seen drama, set in the dark, dangerous world of New York’s waterfront, unlocked the playwright’s identity – and sowed the seeds of his marriage to Marilyn Monroe
-
In Alan Ayckbourn’s 1987 National Theatre revival, Gambon demonstrated his massive physical presence, and Brando-like gift for suggesting the sensitivity within
-
Watch the trailer for the re-issued classic, which starred Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable in their final film before their deaths
-
Ivo Van Hove’s production of Arthur Miller play carries off prizes for best actor, best revival and best director
The Crucible: the perfect play for our post-truth times