Theatre group brings Miller classic to Navan stage

Navan Theatre Group this week stages Arthur Miller's 'All My Sons', a well-known and much-loved play, in Solstice Arts Centre from 28th November to 2nd December. This year’s director in David Nelson. David is a well-known business man in Navan and was manager of Navan O’Mahony’s senior football team through four suceesful senior football championship finas as a manager and was a member of six senior championship titles as a player.

'All My Sons' is set in America in 1947 and tells the story of a family business man, Joe Keller. Joe has allowed defective engine parts to be sent to the army air force rather than stop the process and lose his contract, which would lead to the closure of his business. Men die as a result and Joe allows someone else to take the blame – the father of the woman his son intends to marry. All My Sons is about a man who places survival above value, and loyalty to family above responsibility to society. It is a story about loss and a sense of emptiness that ultimately claims everyone. The play was inspired by a real event. 
The All My Sons cast is: Joe - Pádraig Browne, Kate - Caitríona Heslin, Chris - Pádraig McLaughlin, Annie - Cathy O’Brien, Frank - Seán Flanagan, Lydia - Siobhán Mallon, Jim - Jerry Comyn, Sue - Ciara Cassoni, George - Nigel Ryan, Bert - Cian Buckley. Navan Theatre Group presents
All My Sons runs from Wednesday 28th November to Saturday 1st December at 
8pm; Sunday 2nd December, 6pm. Tickets €18/€16 (concessions).