“a play with a social conscience and an unswerving moral commitment…as relevant today as it was when first produced in 1947”
- The New York Times
“our respect increases for the continuing timeliness of this most politically responsive playwright” – The New York Times
Consequences of a father’s business decision rock the foundations of his World War II era family and send shockwaves into the larger world. This Tony Award-winning masterpiece born of war in another time speaks as clearly to us today as when it premiered in 1947, exploring the moral questions — what are we responsible for and who are we responsible to in a time of war? We’re proud to be among the first theatres given the rights to present this masterwork since Miller’s death four years ago.
