"A View from the Bridge" is an emotional drama about an Italian immigrant family in Brooklyn. The play deals with themes of passion, betrayal, and revenge through the story of Eddie Carbone, a devoted "father," and two cousins who immigrate illegally. It is considered one of Arthur Miller's best plays.
**Additional Information: "A View from the Bridge"**
A touching drama in an Italian immigrant neighborhood near the port in Brooklyn. Eddie Carbone (Nathan Detner) and his wife raise the wife's niece. Into the home come two cousins who have entered America illegally. This is the story of a devoted and loving "father" who, in a desperate attempt to keep the "daughter" to himself, was willing to give up his family, his self-respect, and his life. It is a story of terrible passion, betrayal, revenge, and primal justice versus the judicial systems of a reformed society.
The play is considered Arthur Miller's best work.
Directed by Nathan Detner.
Actors: Nathan Detner, Eli Gorenstein, Doriel Zohar, Gal Popular, Oudia Yaron, Nili Tzruya, Dan Tuito, and Uri Zaltzman.
Written by: Arthur Miller
Director: Nathan Detner
Set Design:
Photography: Yossi Tzabkar
Duration of the performance: An hour and a half without intermission.