The playwright Arthur Miller sets "A view from a bridge" in the 1920s when gangsters roamed the streets of New York. Miller concentrates the production on the concept of a Shakespearean tragedy where a good man is killed by his fatal flaw which in the case of a view from a bridge is Eddies burning desire for his niece Catherine.
The production was presented in the royal theatre in bury St.Edmunds the set followed the exact stage directions as miller had set in the novel. Using only very basic props with only a settee, tables and chairs and a stage curtain as scenery.
The production was presented in the royal theatre in bury St.Edmunds the set followed the exact stage directions as miller had set in the novel. Using only very basic props with only a settee, tables and chairs and a stage curtain as scenery.