All My Sons by Arthur Miller (Farsi)

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All My Sons by Arthur Miller is a powerful post–World War II family tragedy that explores the devastating consequences of moral compromise and denial. When Joe Keller, a small-town factory owner, shipped defective airplane parts during the war, twenty-one pilots died—including potentially his own son—and he escaped legal punishment while his partner went to prison. As his surviving son Chris prepares to marry Ann Deever—daughter of the imprisoned partner—the truth threatens to shatter their family. Tension mounts as hidden guilt, loyalty, and grief surface in the Keller household. Miller’s sharp, realistic dialogue and profound moral inquiry make this play a timeless critique of self-interest, responsibility, and the hidden cost of the American Dream.