The Belgian experimental theater director Ivo van Hove will make his Broadway debut with his much-lauded staging of Arthur Miller's "A View From the Bridge," which will star Mark Strong.
The Olivier Award-winning London revival of Arthur Miller's 1955 drama from Belgian avant-garde director Ivo van Hove will open Nov. 12 at the Lyceum Theatre.read more
Surely the production, which had its official opening Sunday night at the Cort Theatre, is one of the most satisfying evenings of Miller in memory.
There's not a false note in any of the performances or an ill-considered directorial stroke in Mosher's clear-eyed approach to this first-rate revival.
Liev Schreiber and a brilliant cast bring new life to this oft-produced Arthur Miller tragedy, staged with stunning simplicity by Gregory Mosher.
Excerpts from the revival of Arthur Miller's play at Arena Stage in Washington.
Shattering Schreiber and Arthur Miller
Gregory Mosher's realistic production focuses on psychological realism instead of idiotic pretension. It is straightforward, focused and uniformly well-acted.
Vivid performances illuminate Arthur Miller's 1950s Brooklyn tragedy
"A View From The Bridge" has never been regarded in quite the same class as Miller's "Death of A Salesman" but so good is this production it elevates the play's status.
Miller's high-aiming tragedy seeks to peel away the concept of American entitlement, but from stem to stern director Gregory Mosher's production is lackadaisical practically to the point of …
A splendid, straightforward, solid and emotionally satisfying revival. It's Arthur Miller done to perfection.
You know almost from the beginning that this is indeed a Greek tragedy. But watching how that inevitable climax is reached with these actors, and especially Liev Schreiber, is all the suspen…
Looks like Tony-winner Anthony LaPaglia will finally get to play Brooklyn dockworker Eddie Carbone in his long-in-development feature film version of Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge. …