All My Sons

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You'll enjoy our theatre. We perform in our own high-quality theatre venue - with our 350-seat Judi Dench Playhouse & 90-seat Studio theatre.You'll enjoy our plays. Every year we stage a season of 15-20 plays, from modern dramas & comedies to classics of British & world theatre.
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02 May - 09 May 15 | In the Judi Dench Playhouse

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The Questors present

All My Sons

by Arthur Miller

Classic twentieth century American drama

This epic, moving play established Miller as a leading voice in post-war theatre. A searing drama of honesty, guilt and the corrupting power of greed, All My Sons is a powerful and timeless reminder of the need for social responsibility.

In pursuit of the American Dream, Joe Keller makes a decision that has tragic repercussions, while his wife clings to the belief that their pilot son, reported lost in action World War II, is still alive.

All My Sons is a moving and powerful landmark drama, the first great play from one of the finest playwrights of the twentieth century.

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£13.00 (£12.00 conc, £7.00 under-16/student), final Fri/Sat £15.00 (£14.00 conc, £8.00 under-16/student)

Bargain Tickets £6.50 on 5 May