All My Sons
Broadway Show In Development
All My Sons is in Development
All My Sons Summary
- Show Status: In Development
- Genre: Play
- All My Sons is 2 hours and 20 minutes long, including an intermission of 15 minutes
- 8 Shows per week
- Show Closes: Open ended
Arthur Miller’s poignant work spotlights family discord in this drama set at the end of World War II and the price they must pay for their past mistakes
What's All My Sons Like?
The play features the embattled Keller family, soon after WW2. Larry Keller, who is now in his late twenties, was classified as MIA after fighting in France and was presumed dead.
His shocking reappearance back at home adds tension to the Keller family that is already suffering from great discord while the elder Mr Keller is being prosecuted for war profiteering for selling faulty aircraft parts to the government.
Is All My Sons Good for Kids?
The subject matter and delivery may be too adult for children to understand and enjoy.
All My Sons on Broadway Background
Arthur Miller’s classic drama All My Sons is heading toward a possible Broadway transfer following the major success of its acclaimed 2025–2026 London revival. Directed by celebrated Belgian director Ivo van Hove, the production opened at London’s Wyndham's Theatre on November 14, 2025 and ran through March 7, 2026.
The revival starred Bryan Cranston as Joe Keller, alongside Marianne Jean-Baptiste and Paapa Essiedu. Critics praised the production as one of the strongest Arthur Miller revivals in years, immediately sparking Broadway speculation.
Previous Productions
All My Sons originally premiered on Broadway in 1947 and became Arthur Miller’s first major hit, helping establish him as one of America’s most important playwrights. The drama examines post-World War II guilt, corporate responsibility, and the destruction of the American Dream through the Keller family’s hidden wartime scandal.
The play has returned repeatedly in high-profile revivals, including the 1987 Broadway production starring Richard Kiley and the 2019 Broadway revival featuring Annette Bening and Tracy Letts.
Star Highlights
The current revival gained major attention for its powerhouse cast. Cranston’s return to the stage after Network became a key selling point, while Essiedu earned standout reviews for his emotionally explosive performance as Chris Keller. Marianne Jean-Baptiste’s portrayal of Kate Keller was widely praised for its intensity and vulnerability.
The production also features Tom Glynn-Carney and Hayley Squires.
Cast Members
- Joe Keller
- Bryan Cranston
- Kate Keller
- Marianne Jean-Baptiste
- Chris Keller
- Paapa Essiedu
- George Deever
- Tom Glynn-Carney
- Ann Deever
- Hayley Squires
- Lydia Lubey
- Aliyah Odoffin
- Sue Bayliss
- Cath Whitefield
- Dr. Jim Bayliss
- Richard Hansell
- Frank Lubey
- Zach Wyatt
Producers
Sonia Friedman
Hugh Jackman
Wouter van Ransbeek
Gavin Kalin
Production Credits
- Director
- Ivo van Hove.
Creative Team
- Playwright
- Arthur Miller