A 'Bridge' so near to B'klyn's heart by Howard Kissel
In "A View From the Bridge," Arthur Miller speaks to the uneasiness of America in the '50s - the enveloping sense of suspicion, the sexual insecurities. The play's tone, however, is not sociological. From its aria-like opening speech, "View" is strictly operatic.
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