Set in 1947 in the Keller family's home in America's mid-west, a shattered apple tree stands as a reminder of their pilot son killed during the war. All My Sons launched Arthur Miller's career and established him as America's greatest social critic. A devastating indictment of war-profiteering, the play exposes the awful price paid by self-interest and greed fostered by capitalism. This Methuen Drama Student Edition features commentary and notes by Clare Gleitman.
