ALL MY SONS   - REVIEWS

January 19 - February 5, 2006

THE NEW YORK TIMES________________________

"Ah, for the days when neighbors actually conversed, developed relationships, let their lives intertwine. Because that's how you get the kinds of interdependencies and tensions that lead to plays like "All My Sons," Arthur Miller's breakthrough drama, which is being given an impeccable production at the Two River Theater Company."

"Kenneth Tigar is just great as Joe Keller, the patriarch whose easy laugh
hides a swirl of conflicting emotions, and Beth Dixon as his wife, Kate,
complements him expertly."

"Roger Danforth, the director, makes fine, full use of the theater's
semicircular stage, with Nathan Heverin's set providing a convincing suburban yard. Two River's production makes (All My Sons) well worth the revisiting."

THE STAR LEDGER_________________________

"Opening night was extraordinarily favorable for the Two River Theater Company. It delivered one of the best revivals of the season."

"The production values are excellent. Nathan Heverin provides a terrific
backyard set, in front of a house that's in move-in condition. David Toser's
costumes are period perfect, from hats to open-toed pumps. Lighting designer Josh Bradford makes a sunny day turn as murky as the events that unfold."

"Chris is impressively portrayed by Anthony Crane, who captures the character's rugged individualism and idealism. Clark Carmichael excels as George, who comes on with forest-fire fury, only to have it brought under control before it rages back. The most persuasive performance in "All My Sons" is delivered by Beth Dixon as Kate. Her portrayal is the ultimate must-see performance in a must-see production."

ASBURY PARK PRESS _________________________

" A deeply tragic work that's lost none of its considerable wallop. Roger Danforth guides his very capable leads through the play with a sure
hand."