

Arthur Miller: Collected Plays 1964-1982 (Library of America)
Arthur Miller
Arthur Miller’s pain-wracked drama is considered by some to be his most mature and possibly most personal, as it seems to mirror Miller’s own divorce closely.
This piece is a powerful and moving study of a contemporary man struggling to come to terms with himself and his world by probing back into the revealing and often painful events of his past.
The play takes place inside the mind of a Jewish New Yorker named Quentin who decides to look back on his life when deciding whether or not to marry his most recent love, Holga.
"A powerful and moving study of a contemporary man struggling to come to terms with himself and his world by probing back into the revealing and often painful events of his past. Rejoice that Arthur Miller is back with a play worthy of his mettle."
— The New York Times
"A beautiful, remarkable play."
— NY World-Telegram & Sun
| Character |
|---|
| Felice A divorced dancer |
| Holga Quentin’s prospective third wife |
| Mother Quentin’s mother |
| Dan Quentin’s brother |
| Father Quentin’s father |
| Maggie Quentin’s deceased second wife |
| Elsie Lou’s wife |
| Louise Quentin’s divorced first wife |
| Lou A professor facing dismissal for his Communist past. |
| Mickey A lawyer repudiated for his Communist past. |
| Carrie Maggie’s maid. |
| Doctor |
| Nurses |
| Woman With Parrot |
| Man In The Park |
| Chairman |
| Reverend Harley Barnes |
| Porter |
| Secretary |
| Lucas |
| Clergyman |
| Quentin A lawyer in his forties |
After the Fall by Arthur Miller, Holga's Monologue, German Accent
After the Fall is a play written by Arthur Miller and published by Dramatists Play Service .
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