61st Production
All My Sons
By Arthur Miller
20th - 23rd April 1966
Cast
Joe Keller
Kate Keller
Chris Keller
Ann Deever
George Deever
Dr. Jim Bayliss
Sue Bayliss
Frank Lubey
Lydia Lubey
Bert
Hedley Brown
Joan Brown
Ray Dicks
Anne Thomas
David Mann
Ivan Clayton
Margaret Williamson
David Elford
Sandra Moutrey
Anthony Hall
Production Team
Director
Stage Manager
Assistant Stage Managers
Properties
Costumes
Lighting
Sound
Set designed by
Set built by
Licensee for the Scunthorpe Corporation
Theatre Manager for the Scunthorpe Corporation
House Manager for The Hospital Players
Ray Dicks
David Elford
Nigel Shaw
Chris Hubback
Brian Lewis
Carol Peasgood
Phyllis Dadd
Peter Akehurst
Carl Birkwood
Ivan Clayton
The Hospital Players
R. G. Roberts
D. Dalton
Mavis Ellin
Programme Notes
The fortress to which ‘All My Sons’ lays siege is the fortress of unrelatedness. It is an assertion not so much of a morality in terms of right and wrong, but of a moral world being such because men cannot walk away from certain of their deeds.
In this sense Joe Keller is a threat to Society, and as such the play is a social play. Its “socialness” does not reside in its having dealt with the crime of selling defective materials to a nation at war, it is that the crime is seen as having roots in a certain relationship of the individual to society, which, if dominant, can mean a jungle experience for us all.