premiered in New York City in 1964, as the Lincoln Center Repertory Theater's opening production. Never have I seen body language used so beautifully to tell a story, nor so perfectly integrated with the stellar performances of those surrounding with actual dialogue.Arthur Miller's After the Fall. “Hugh Rigby’s talents are utilised to the fullest in the silent part of Socrates the Dog-Boy.

“Halprin’s performance brings a disturbing luminosity to the lead role of Quentin, plumbing the lesser-known recesses of Miller’s life story to unlock a certain universality that’s equal parts sobering and relentlessly exciting. Marshall Hedwin, Artistic Director, Hedwin Shakespeare Co. “Flagonheart has come into its own with After the Fall … a real triumph for an important company that’s spent too long in the shadows.” Pierre Vardoz Zimmer, Idioglossia Journal “Experiencing this take on Arthur Miller’s After the Fall should be on the to-do list of every political economy, sociology and history postgrad this side of 2016.” Vernon Habbidge and Bill Corswarz, Radical Drama Review In After the Fall, they don’t disappoint on this score, introducing a new and important perspective to the socio-politics of the moment with their signature panache.” “If there’s one thing that Flagonheart doesn’t do, it’s bending to the effects of a mass groupthink. “None is more surprised than me to discover my overriding response on this production: that it represents a genuine flowering of the absurdist theatre movement into the post-digital age.” “At turns grim and glimmering, Flagonheart’s After the Fall succeeds where so many others have failed in reinventing Arthur Miller’s most questionable work to reflect their times.”Īstrid Laumatana, International Reader Arts Review Directed by veteran provocateur Hector Pigman and featuring design by the groundbreaking team at Call Waiting Productions, After the Fall is illuminating and starkly irreverent in equal measure. Launched to critical acclaim at the World Theatre Explorations Conference in Wilceister in 2018, this new production remixes the core of the twentieth century with culturally penetrating results.

comes a surreal new vision that reflexively redirects concepts of pop culture, celebrity and public relations by way of contemporary political climates and their undercurrents of participatory absurdity. From the electric minds of Flagonheart Theatre Co. Forget everything you’ve heard about Arthur Miller’s notorious work of semi-autobiography.

After the Fall by Arthur Miller