All My Sons tickets

Arthur Miller’s All My Sons is a devastating study of family and the cost of great success. First performed in 1947, it remains as pivotal and unsettling as ever. This November, it returns to London in an exciting new production from Tony and Olivier Award-winning director Ivo van Hove (A View from the Bridge, A Little Life), reuniting him with Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad, Network). Book All My Sons tickets on London Theatre.

All My Sons is a play in which Joe Keller, a proud, self-made businessman, has built his fortune on hard work and great ambition. However, beneath the comfortable suburban life hides a terrible secret. During the war, his factory supplied faulty engine parts to the military, a decision that would cost twenty-one pilots their lives and ultimately send his business partner to prison. Now, many years later, the truth threatens to destroy all that Joe has sought to protect: his family and his reputation.

Miller’s play unfolds over a single day as buried guilt, grief, and immorality surface. All My Sons captures the intimacy of one’s life exploding before their eyes and the social reckoning that follows. This is a family drama that asks the audience one question: how far will we go to protect the ones we love, and what happens when integrity comes with a price?

All My Sons in London features an exceptional cast, including Bryan Cranston, Marianne Jean-Baptiste (Hard Truths), Paapa Essiedu (I May Destroy You), Tom Glynn-Carney (House of the Dragon), and Hayley Squires (I, Daniel Blake). It also boasts a fantastic creative team, including scene and lighting designer Jan Versweyveld, costume designer An D’Huys, and sound designer Tom Gibbons.

With van Hove’s visual intensity and Miller’s timeless prose, All My Sons is a terrifying reminder that all darkness must come to light.

Audio Described Performance:

• Saturday, 17th January, 2:30 pm

Filmed Performances. While every effort has been made to make filming as discreet as possible, several cameras are present and visible in the auditorium. There will be 360-degree filming which will result in audience members being filmed and visible in any later broadcast. By attending you are agreeing to being filmed. Latecomers will not be admitted.

• Wednesday, 18th February, 2:30pm
  
• Wednesday, 25th February, 2:30pm & 7.30pm