Old Vic Theatre: Arthur Miller's 1950s forensic, passionate examination of personal and public morality still resonates. After All My Sons in Regent's Park and Ivo van Hove's stunning, stripped-back A View from the Bridge at the Young Vic, Yael Farber, best known for her racially, sexually potent version of Ibsen, Mies Julie, tackles the famous witchcraft metaphor for McCarthyism. Read the full review
SOURCE: The Stage at 05:59AM on July 4, 2014