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All My Sons showing at The People’s Theatre

Play All My Sons explores, family, truth, loyalty and an American dream gone sour.

North East Bylines by North East Bylines
01-06-2024 08:30
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All My Sons by Arthur Miller is showing at the People’s Theatre in Heaton from Tuesday 4 to Saturday 8 June.

The play explores an American dream gone sour.

The plot

In 1947 America, successful businessman Joe Keller lives comfortably in a suburban neighbourhood with his wife Kate and their son Chris. Despite what life has thrown at them, they’ve made it.

When a figure from the past dredges up long-buried secrets, the family find themselves in a tragic downfall of lies, loss and greed.

How far will Joe go to protect his family, his interests, and his legacy?

“I know you’re no worse than most men, but I thought you were better. I saw you as my father.”

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Play All My Sons is written by Arthur Miller who is considered one of the greatest American playwrights of the 20th century.

It explores family, truth, and loyalty.

All My Sons starts at 7.30pm and ticket prices range from £13.50 to £16.

Tickets are available from the People’s Theatre Box Office on 0191 265 5020 and online at www.peoplestheatre.co.uk

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