Annette Bening–Led All My Sons Plays Final Broadway Performance June 30

Roundabout Theatre Company's Tony-nominated revival of All My Sons concludes its limited engagement June 30. The staging of Arthur Miller's 1947 drama opened April 22 at the American Airlines Theatre.

Jack O’Brien directs a company led by Tony and Oscar nominee Annette Bening, Tony-winning playwright and performer Tracy Letts, and American Psycho star Benjamin Walker as Kate, Joe, and Chris Keller, respectively.

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The revival earned three Tony nominations earlier this year: Best Revival of a Play, Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Play for Bening, and Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Play for Walker. The production's nominations followed a nomination for the Drama Desk Award (to Hampton Fluker for his performance as George) as well as four Outer Critics Circle and three Drama League Award nominations.

READ: Why Director Jack O’Brien Says All My Sons Could Be Arthur Miller’s 'Best Play'

The company also includes Francesca Carpanini as Ann Deever, Michael Hayden as Dr. Jim Bayliss, Jenni Barber as Lydia Lubey, Nehal Joshi as Frank Lubey, and Chinasa Ogbuagu as Sue Bayliss.

The design team for All My Sons includes Douglas W. Schmidt (sets), Jane Greenwood (costumes), Natasha Katz (lights), John Gromada(sound), Jeff Sugg (video and projections), Tom Watson (hair and wigs), and Bob James (original music).