

American Dreams (Frisch, Terkel)
Peter Frisch
Awards & Recognition
THE STORY: Subtitled a mural for the theatre, the play employs a series of vignettes and short scenes, with the actors portraying some fifty-two characters, to capture the sense and substance of America in the throes of the Great Depression.
The
"After far too long an interlude, Arthur Miller is back in touch with his best subject, the failure of the American dream, and back on top of his talent."
— The New York Times
"…the same kind of intimate, inner-voice writing that made DEATH OF A SALESMAN a masterpiece."
— NY Post
"It's warm, funny, interesting…"
— Variety
| Character |
|---|
| Clarence, Isaac |
| Moe Baum |
| Rose Baum |
| Lee Baum |
| Grandpa |
| Fanny Margolies, Charleston Dancer |
| Sidney Margolies, Charleston Dancer, Henry Taylor, Ryan |
| Lucille, Diana Morgan, Harriet Taylor |
| Doriss Gross, Charly, Edie |
| Joey, Broadway Tony, Farmer, Stanislaus |
| Frank, Servant, Louis Banks, Rudy, Toland |
| Dr. Rosman, Grandma Taylor |
| Jesse Livermore, Iowa Sherrif, Bush |
| William Durant, Judge Bradley, Dugan |
| Arthur Clayton, Brewster, Mr. Graham, Ralph |
| Mrs. Taylor, Miss Foler, Grace |
| Daughters |
| Servants |
| Arthur Robertson |
The American Clock is a American play written by Arthur Miller and published by Dramatists Play Service in New York (1992).
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