All My Sons- The Montana Rep

It’s post-World War II and Joe Keller, the patriarch of a seemingly all-American family, has a secret, one that will slowly unravel during the course of two acts and change the lives of all the characters forever.

Arthur Miller’s first great play may not be his best-known work, but its explosiveness certainly foreshadowed such plays as Death of a Salesman and The Crucible still to come.

Originally produced on Broadway in 1947 and revived several times, this production is from Montana Rep, the theater-in-residence at the University of Montana and one of the most respected touring companies in the U.S.