A View from the Bridge (Dramatized) Audiobook

" quite possibly my favorite play. "

" Of all of Arthur Miller's plays this is by far my favorite, because the characters and plot is so well written. "

" Another Miller classic that I am embarassed that it has taken me to long to read. A heart-breaking tale of early 20th century Brookelyn immigrants. Great woman roles: Catherine (17-25) and B (40+) "

" I'm sure it's a significant work of mid-century drama, et cetera, but eh, it leaves me indifferent. "

" Oh Eddie...this play justified my theory on why mankind will never be able to inhabit the same space in harmony. Territoriality; and the awkwardness of human confrontation. There's much more in there though... "

" I didn't really enjoy this too much, I did really feel for the father though.. "

" good boook ; already recomend it to ms muskaj "

" I hesitate to write much because this play reveals its secrets slowly, becoming more and more disturbing it the scenes go by. It is one of the few major works in the genre of the dysfunctional family, of which the American theater has far, far too many minor works. "

" This tantalising, disturbing play about a longshoreman's devotion and ultimately obsession with his niece was a good read. The flow is seamless and the directions, brilliant. I liked how Alfieri holds the fort, and the climax was sudden and painful - just apt for such a play. "

" anything I would write would be a spoiler alert "

" The version I read had an essay by Miller discussing how the play was a flop at first but was given a second swipe and became what it is now. I enjoyed that essay, nice to have a glimpse into a creative mind. The play was good too, brief but good. I would like to see it performed. "

" this is a fantastic, lesser-known work of Miller's. There are so many underlying elements to this piece. Have read it a few times and thoroughly enjoy it each time. "

" I love Arthur Miller. For some reason this was one of the few of his plays I've never read. Did not disappoint. "

" My favorite of his plays - his metaphoric take on the McCarthy trials and the offset to Elia Kazan "On the Waterfront". "

" Strangely relevant today - fear of immigrants, homophobia, and the dangers these issues cause for the average man trying to stand up for what he thinks is a noble cause. The ending felt a bit disconnected from the rest of the play though. A quick read. "

" First play, the stage directions where slightly painful but I got used to it. Enjoyed doing character analysis, and the slow breakdown of Eddie's mental stability, resulting in his tragic downfall. "

" Just finished performing in the opera version of this play. The play is a quick read and somewhat exciting in a 50's Brooklyn immigrant vs citizen kinda way. Actually really a tale of passion. "

" i did this book for english coursework. but i liked it, it was funny "

" Had to read it for English and i really liked it even though i have read it a million times now :) "

" paperback script with origin and development of the play "

" Reading this reminded me of people I know, clients I've had, ordinary people struggling to get out of their own way. Particularly a man trapped in a web of his own making unable to move forward or back. "

" this is my favorite Arthur Miller play... love miller he knows how to create characters "

" Read this for English class, about to have an exam on it!! Scary! "

" Read for GCSE English, crammed full of symbolism. "

" paperback script with origin and development of the play "

" Wasn't my favorite Miller play. It was enjoyable and im anxious to see the production live and see how it comes to life. Also there are talks about bringing it to screen, didn't think there was enough substance in this to capture a mainstream audience. "

" anything I would write would be a spoiler alert "

" Loved it! Arthur Miller = Hells yes. "

" This play has a very corporeal meaning for me. Maybe my favorite play of all time. "

" classic play about italian migration in new york, taboos and indecent jealousy."it is quicker to get back a million dollars that was stole, than a word you gave away" "

" I didn't really enjoy this too much, I did really feel for the father though.. "

" This book was so complex and claustraphobic it was hard to read....but I loved it. I also saw the show on Broadway and reccomend it. It was about immigrant that come and live in Brooklyn. A classic! "