TV: Broadway Beat Sneak Peek at ALL MY SONS

Arthur Miller's ALL MY SONS starring John Lithgow, Dianne Wiest, Patrick Wilson, and Katie Holmes, directed by Simon McBurney, officially opened on Broadway on October 16th at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre (236 West 45th Street). BroadwayWorld and Broadway Beat were there to capture all the excitement!

Arthur Miller's first successful play, All My Sons won the Tony Award for the author in 1947 and ran for 328 performances on Broadway. Miller took his inspiration from a true story about a successful business man who knowingly sold the government defective airplane parts during World War II with tragic consequences. The truth comes out and his life unravels when his son prepares to marry his business partner's daughter.

The playing schedule for ALL MY SONS is as follows: Tuesday at 7pm, Wednesday - Saturday at 8pm, Wednesday and Saturday at 2pm, Sunday at 3pm

Tickets for all evening performances and all Saturday and Sunday matinee performances are $66.50 and $116.50. Tickets for all Wednesday matinee performances are $61.50 and $111.50. All prices include a $1.50 facility fee. Tickets are available at the Schoenfeld Theatre Box Office (236 West 45th Street), and by calling Telecharge at 212-239-6200 or visiting www.telecharge.com.

For more information please visit www.AllMySonsOnBroadway.com

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Edited by Craig Brockman