All My Sons NYC Reviews and Tickets
Show-Score Member Reviews (399)
See it if you want an old beautifully written Miller play that stands up to time and is still relevant with an outstanding cast
Don't see it if you are not into serious drama and are looking for something light and do not have the patience for a three act play. Read more
See it if You like traditional straightforward plays. Also if you are looking for something to make you think and reflect on society then and nowadays
Don't see it if You want light entertainment or want something fast-paced.
See it if you admire the playwright Arthur Miller & want to see marvelous actors perform in one of his finest plays.
Don't see it if You only like musicals.
See it if you like a well-made play with great acting and staging. you enjoy social criticism with plays and think they can illuminate/entertain
Don't see it if you don't like serious plays and want only happy endings. you find it difficult to sit through long dialogue.
See it if You want to see Arthur Miller done in it's glory. Letts is phenomenal and is supported by a stellar cast. It's is so well directed and paced
Don't see it if You don't like Arthur Miller & the torment of the human condition. You want light & fluffy material. Easily confused & can't follow plot.
See it if You're an Arthur Miller fan. Enough said!
Don't see it if You don't like realistic period-piece dramas with dysfunctional families and friends.
See it if you have the chance. With each new Miller piece I see, I become more of a fan. Great script that was well executed by this cast
Don't see it if you want something light and fluffy; this is a thought-provoking and intense piece that will keep you on the edge of your seat Read more
See it if You want to see a classic play with a superb cast.
Don't see it if There is really no reason not to see it.
Critic Reviews (43)
"Letts and Walker have superb onstage chemistry as father and son. One of their last scenes is especially effective and riveting...O’Brien keeps things straightforward here, with a simple black and white video projection of war planes preceding the first act. O’Brien keeps the focus on the story. Although not all cast members are up to the par of the task at hand, O’Brien gets superlative performances from the actors playing the lead roles."
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"The current cast is enticing and successful. Together with veteran stage director Jack O’Brien, they’ve produced one of the very best revivals of the season...Miller has crafted a drama that masterfully builds with increasing moral fervency to a shattering climax...The stunning cast is on the same page, their performances at once expanding and focusing as the play unfolds. All in all, I would encourage you not to miss this altogether searing revival."
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"CK: We share general feelings on the play itself—chiefly, that it’s over-obvious and sanctimonious. I certainly felt the overly straightforward nature of this production did the play no favors. More than ever, it seemed like a parable that’s been plotted within an inch of its life...DF: Bening’s clearly a fine stage actor, but here she seems so deliberately drabbed down that it’s almost showy. Neither she nor Tracy Letts—also a terrific actor—ever convinced me they were a married couple."
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