Arthur Miller's All My Sons

Joe Keller strives for the American Dream, but two years after the end of World War Two, his family still suffers from its aftershocks. When Chris, the elder son, announces his plan to marry the fiancée of his still missing-in-action brother, his mother must confront her denial, Chris, his father's fallibility, and Joe, his true responsibilities.

A shameful family secret is uncovered - with terrible consequences.

All My Sons has enjoyed recent exceptional revivals, demonstrating that it is not only a timeless story of self-delusion, but also a searing drama of morality and conscience that has as much to say now as it did in 1947.

Directed by Barry Park, director of GRADS Tennessee Williams classic Cat On A Hot Tin Roof last year, brings you one of the most celebrated American plays of the twentieth century and written by one of Americas greatest playwrights.

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Tickets on sale now at BOCS at only $25 or $20 concession (group concessions also available, please email gradswa@gmail.com for more infomation).

Performance dates at the Dolphin Theatre UWA on November 4,5,8,9,10,11 and 12 at 7.30pm and a Sunday Matinee on November 6 at 2pm.