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The Crucible: A sense of time and place

May 9, 2019December 20, 2019Oxford English Team
Arthur Miller and a sense of time and place

The lasting popularity of Arthur Miller’s plays is undeniable.  As I write this, there are two Miller productions in the West End: ‘The Price’ (1968) and ‘The American Clock’ (1980).  Upcoming productions  include the hotly anticipated  ‘All My Sons’ (1947) starring Sally Field at the Old Vic and ‘Death of a Salesman’ (1949) at the […]

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