Arthur MILLER
American dramatist. Born New York City, 17 October, 1915. Died Roxbury, Connecticut, 10 February, 2005
Stage Works
- Honors at Dawn (produced 1936)
- No Villain (They Too Arise) (produced 1937)
- The Pussycat and the Expert Plumber Who Was a Man (1941)
- Confession. 1941.
- The Man Who Had All the Luck (produced 1944)
- That They May Win (produced 1944)
- Grandpa and the Statue. 1945.
- The Story of Gus. 1947.
- The Guardsman, radio adaptation of a play by Ferenc Molnar
- Three Men on a Horse, radio adaptation of the play by George Abbott and John Cecil Holm, 1947.
- All My Sons (produced 1947)
- Death of a Salesman: Certain Private Conversations in Two Acts and a Requiem (produced 1949). 1949.
- An Enemy of the People, adaptation of a play by Ibsen (produced 1950)
- The Crucible (produced 1953). 1953; augmented version (with additional scene, subsequently omitted), 1954.
- A View from the Bridge (produced 1955) revised version (produced 1956)
- A Memory of Two Mondays (produced 1955)
- After the Fall (produced 1964)
- Incident at Vichy (produced 1964)
- The Price (produced 1968)
- Fame, and The Reason Why (produced 1970)
- The Creation of the World and Other Business (produced 1972); revised version, as Up from Paradise, music by Stanley Silverman (also director: produced 1974),
- The Archbishop's Ceiling (produced 1977; revised version produced 1984)
- The American Clock, adaptation of the work Hard Times by Studs Terkel (produced 1979)
- Playing for Time, adaptation of a work by Fania Fenelon (televised 1980; produced 1986)
- Two-Way Mirror (includes Elegy for a Lady and Some Kind of Love Story) (also director: produced 1982)
- Danger! Memory! (includes I Can't Remember Anything and Clara) (produced 1987)
- Speech to the Neighborhood Watch Committee in Urban Blight (musical revue), based on an idea by John Tillinger, music by David Shire, lyrics by Richard Maltby, Jr. (produced 1988).
- Everybody Wins (screenplay). 1990.
- The Last Yankee (produced 1991)
- The Ride Down Mount Morgan (produced 1991)
SCREENPLAYS:
The Story of G.I. Joe (uncredited), 1945;
The Witches of Salem, 1958;
The Misfits, 1961;
Everybody Wins, 1990;
The Crucible, 1992.
RADIO PLAYS:
The Pussycat and the Expert Plumber Who Was a Man,
William Ireland's Confession,
Grandpa and the Statue,
The Story of Gus,
The Guardsman,
Three Men on a Horse
The Golden Years
TELEVISION PLAY:
Playing for Time, 1980.