The acclaimed, five-star production of Arthur Miller’s All My Sons is now in its final weeks in London.
All My Sons is playing at the Wyndham’s Theatre in London, and must end on 7 March 2026.
Cinema screening initiative National Theatre Live has also announced that All My Sons will be broadcast in cinemas from 16 April.
Directed by Tony and Olivier Award-winner Ivo van Hove (A Little Life, Network), Arthur Miller’s classic American drama stars Olivier and Tony Award-winning actor Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad, The Studio, Network, All the Way) as Joe Keller, Marianne Jean-Baptiste (Hard Truths, The Amen Corner) as Kate Keller, and Paapa Essiedu (Black Doves, Harry Potter, The Effect) as Chris Keller.
The cast also features Tom Glynn-Carney (House of the Dragon, SAS: Rogue Heroes, The Glass Menagerie) as George Deever and Hayley Squires (I, Daniel Blake, Death of England: Closing Time) as Ann Deever; and is completed by Aliyah Odoffin (Everything I Know About Love) as Lydia Lubey, Richard Hansell (The 47th, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof) as Dr Jim Bayliss and Zach Wyatt (Pericles, RSC) as Frank Lubey.
All My Sons proved a critical smash-hit when it opened last year in London, garnering multiple five-star reviews from the critics. Read a reviews round-up of All My Sons here.
Joining van Hove in the creative team are: Scenic and Lighting Design by Jan Versweyveld, Costume Design by An D’Huys, Sound Design by Tom Gibbons and Casting by Julia Horan CDG. The Dramaturg is Ola Animashawun, and the play is produced by Wessex Grove, Gavin Kalin Productions and Playful Productions.
Earlier this week producer Wessex Grove won Producer of the Year at the annual The Stage Awards 2026.
In All My Sons, Joe Keller (Bryan Cranston) is a businessman whose decision to sell faulty aeroplane parts during World War II results in the deaths of 21 pilots. The play centres on themes of guilt, accountability, and morality of the American Dream.
All My Sons is the third Arthur Miller play that Ivo van Hove has directed, having previously directed A View from the Bridge with Mark Strong and Nicola Walker (Young Vic, West End, Broadway), and The Crucible with Ben Whishaw, Sophie Okonedo and Saoirse Ronan (Broadway).
National Theatre Live
Alongside All My Sons, National Theatre Live is bringing a number of other shows to cinema screens in 2026, including Hamlet starring Hiran Abeysekera on 22 January; The Audience starring Helen Mirren on 26 February; The Playboy of the Western World starring Nicola Coughlan on 28 May; and Les Liaisons Dangereuses starring Lesley Manville, Aidan Turner and Monica Barbaro from 25 June.
See it live – Book tickets
- All My Sons is now running at the Wyndham’s Theatre in London to 7 March 2026. Book All My Sons tickets here
- Book tickets to The Playboy of the Western World – now playing at the National Theatre in London
- Book tickets to Les Liaisons Dangereuses – playing at the National Theatre from 21 March 2026
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