A View From The Bridge
A View From The Bridge
by Arthur Miller
Opening on 8th September
Running until October 31st
Directed by Joe Dowling
Evening Show Monday to Saturday at 7.30pm
Matinees on selected Wednesdays and Every Saturday from September 12th at 2.30pm
We are delighted that this production of A View from the Bridge will also be part of the Dublin Theatre Festival.
For information on dates and tickets for the festival you can click here.
Arthur Miller was a giant of 20th century American theatre. With a writing career that spanned over 50 years, he will be best remembered for the classics Death of a Salesman, The Crucible, All My Sons and A View from the Bridge. Set in 1956, Brooklyn, New York. Longshoreman Eddie Carbone agrees to shelter his wife’s Italian cousins, Marco and Rodolpho, who have arrived to work illegally. But trouble begins when his orphaned niece Catherine becomes attracted to the charming Rodolpho. Familial love turns to sexual obsession and retribution ultimately leads to tragedy in Arthur Miller’s captivating tale of illicit desire.
Cast & Creatives
Director – Joe Dowling
Set Design – Beowulf Boritt
Costume Design – Joan O’Clery
Lighting Design – Malcolm Rippeth
Sound Design – Denis Clohessy
Cast (in alphabetical order)
Eddie Carbone – Scott Aiello
Catherine – Lauren Coe
Marco – Peter Coonan
1st Immigration Officer – John Cronin
Louis – Malcolm Douglas
Alfieri – Bosco Hogan
Mike – Dermot Magennis
Beatrice – Niamh McCann
Submarine – Terry O’Neill
Rodolpho – Joey Phillips
Submarine – Kevin Shackleton
2nd Immigration Officer – Stephen Swift
Reviews
“Compelling” Irish Independent
“Beautifully designed” Irish Independent
“Powerful” Irish Independent
★★★★ Irish Mail on Sunday
“Memorable” Irish Mail on Sunday
“Wonderful” Sunday Independent
“Fascinating” The Herald
“Excellent” Sunday Business Post
“Perfect” Sunday Business Post
“Powerful” Sunday Business Post
★★★★ Sunday Business Post
“Superb” Sunday Times
“Gripping” Sunday Times
A View from the Bridge is kindly supported by RTE Supporting the Arts.
