Dominic West in Arthur Miller’s A View From The Bridge

Name: A View From The Bridge
Start: 2024-05-22
End: 2024-08-03
Location: Theatre Royal Haymarket

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Where? Theatre Royal Haymarket, Haymarket When? 22nd May to 3rd August 2024 7.30 PM (Mon-Sat) 2.30 PM matinees (Wed & Sat) Running time? 2 hour 20 mins, with interval Price? From £22.50 Parking: Nearby car parks Buses: 14, 19, 38 Bus fares Trains: The closest station is Piccadilly Circus Bakerloo Piccadilly Other nearby stations: Charing Cross and Leicester Square Train fares

BAFTA Award-winning actor Dominic West (Prince Charles in TV's The Crown) will be starring in a revival of Arthur Miller's A View From The Bridge.

He'll be taking on the role of Eddie Carbone, a New York longshoreman who has been happily bringing up his orphaned niece as his own daughter.

Together they are the beating heart of their Italian-American neighbourhood, but when Beatrice falls for the charming immigrant Rodolpho the family bonds that unite them quickly begin to unravel.

Eddie's deep-seated jealousy brings his forbidden desires to the brink of exposure, threatening to destroy everything he has built and raining tragedy on their close-knit community.

One of Arthur Miller's greatest plays

Arthur Miller was one of the most influential playwrights of 20th-century, picking up a Pulitzer Prize for Death of A Salesman, plaudits for The Crucible, All My Sons and The Misfits, and even marrying the film icon Marylin Monroe.

A View From The Bridge is regarded as a timeless masterpiece that explores the themes of family bonds, personal honour, and barely repressed sexual passion.

What the theatre critics say...

Daily Telegraph: ★★★★ "Dominic West is a revelation in a gripping revival of Arthur Miller's masterpiece"; The Observer: "Dominic West is terrifc. Kate Fleetwood is beautifully subtle and shrewd. Nia Towle makes a lovely passionate debut"; Evening Standard: "Dominic West absolutely delivers. Fine support from Kate Fleetwood"; Sunday Times: "Oh boy that Dominic West can act... greatness looms"