Date of Birth: October 17, 1915
Date of Death: February 10, 2005 (89)
Birth Place: New York, NY, USA
Latest News on Arthur Miller:
Texas State’s ALL MY SONS delivers a polished, compelling production of Arthur Miller’s American classic, pairing strong performances with exceptional design as one family confronts the devastating cost of secrets, ambition, and compromised ethics.
In modern theater, it often feels like a risk to keep it simple and just let the cast take a script and run with it, but for the Town Players of Newtown, that decision is well justified and led to the creation of a delightfully entertaining production of The Importance of Being Earnest.
The Casting Society announced nominations across theater, television, commercials and short film for the 42nd Artios Awards, honoring casting professionals globally.
National Theatre At Home announced a seven-day free trial for its streaming service alongside a new autumn and winter season of programming. Learn more here.
The Gamm Theatre stages Arthur Miller's American classic about a Brooklyn longshoreman whose jealousy unravels when undocumented cousins arrive from Italy. Directed by Rachel Walshe, the production features Anthony Goes, Rachel Dulude, and Gabrielle McCauley.
Like many students, I had to read The Crucible in high school. I may not be the biggest fan of Arthur Miller’s classic work, but I’m open to discussion on it. When I first heard about Kimberly Belflower’s John Proctor Is The Villain, I was curious to see where this title was going.
Westport Country Playhouse will celebrate the 100th playreading in its 20-year-old Script in Hand series with a reading of the new work, “Portrait of a Woman in Repose.” The event will star Wendie Malick and Tony Shalhoub.
Committee Chair Greg Lipper discusses the return of CELEBRATING JEWISH PLAYS at Shakespeare & Company, an expanded weekend of staged readings, poetry, and music running October 9 through 11, 2026 in the Berkshires.
Lincoln Center Theater has created The Helen Gurley Brown Theater Lab through a $4.25M gift from The Helen Gurley Brown Foundation. The lab will support writers developing new work for the American theater.
It’s always interesting when a new play takes a familiar story and looks at it from a completely different angle. That’s what Eleanor Burgess does with Wife of a Salesman, now being presented by Girl Friday Productions at Gremlin Theatre.
Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater has revealed the company for Are You Now or Have You Ever Been?, Eric Bentley’s political docudrama.
What did our critic think of A RIVETING ALL MY SONS at The Lyric Stage Company Of Boston?
Arena Stage will present SCRIPTED, an immersive script reading club examining Eric Bentley's political docudrama ARE YOU NOW OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN?, directed by Tony Award winner Anna D. Shapiro.
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There's no excuse to miss this reading of David Mamet's ode to the theatre.
Wright State Theatre will present Arthur Miller's American Classic, THE CRUCIBLE, opening on September 25th. Arthur Miller's classic play, THE CRUCIBLE will fill the main stage opener spot in the 2026-2027 season. This classic drama explores hysteria, accusation, and the cost of truth in a community gripped by fear. The Los Angeles times got it right when it posted: 'Shattering...both massive and humane, as much a chiseled monument as a gut-bucket suspense story.'
Legacy Theatre announced a partnership with Long Wharf Theatre, bringing the two organizations together for upcoming programming.
Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is September 24, 2026 and it's time to catch up on all of the theatrical happenings you may have missed in the last 24 hours.
Westport Country Playhouse will stage a one-night-only fundraiser featuring performances by Santino Fontana, Kelli O'Hara, and more. The event honors the theater's 95-year history and presents the 2026 Playhouse Leadership Award.
Phylicia Rashad will direct August Wilson's Fences at the Mark Taper Forum. Set in segregated Pittsburgh in the 1950s, Fences depicts the life of Troy Maxson, a former Negro League baseball star now scraping by as a sanitation worker.
