Arthur Miller – San Diego Story

Lamb’s’ ‘Miracle Worker’ Is Good, But Story Is Better Suited to Film

By Martin Jones Westlin | March 14, 2016 |

There are some things and people whose global esteem competes with live theater for proper attentions — and Helen Keller’s life is one of those. As good as Lamb’s Players Theatre’s live ‘The Miracle Worker’ may be, the cinema is by definition the better medium for such a play.

Intrepid’s ‘All My Sons’ works in spite of itself

By Martin Jones Westlin | April 7, 2014 |

Except for its unremarkable dialogue and superficial setting, ‘All My Sons’ has a lot going for it–and we’re not being facetious. The script isn’t vintage Arthur Miller, but some ensemble culture and actorial skill make this Intrepid Shakespeare Company entry better than it might have been.

Intriguing Production of a Problematic Arthur Miller Show

By David Dixon | October 27, 2013 |

Arthur Miller is acknowledged as one of the greatest American playwrights of all time. Many of his stories including Death of a Salesman, All my Sons, The Crucible and A View from the Bridge continue to be popular classics.