Arthur Miller's All My Sons is set in the peaceful backyard of successful business owner Joe Keller. Two years after the end of World War II, his family still suffers the war's aftershocks, with one son part of the family business and another still missing-in-action. This classic play about a family's struggle resonates as strongly today as ever as Miller asks us to consider to whom we owe our greatest responsibility: our family or our country. Winner of the 1947 Tony Award for Best New Play, this first commercial success catapulted Miller into the ranks of America's greatest playwrights.