All My Sons

Why Watch All My Sons

Arthur Miller’s All My Sons returns to the stage in a thrilling new production directed by Jeremy Herrin, one of Britain’s most celebrated directors (Best of Enemies, People, Places & Things). Known for his bold and insightful storytelling, Herrin infuses this searing American classic with fresh intensity, making its themes of guilt, ambition, and morality feel more urgent than ever. Set against the backdrop of post-war America, All My Sons is a timeless indictment of greed, denial, and personal responsibility.

Bryan Cranston, the Emmy and Olivier-winning star of Breaking Bad and Network, delivers a tour de force performance as Joe Keller,a businessman grappling with the sins of his past. He’s joined by Marianne Jean-Baptiste (Secrets & Lies), whose portrayal of Kate Keller is both heartbreaking and deeply compelling, and Paapa Essiedu (I May Destroy You), whose conflicted, idealistic Chris adds to the play’s emotional intensity. The play dives into the secrets and lies of the Keller family, where one fateful decision threatens to destroy everything. As long-buried truths unravel, All My Sons grips audiences with relentless tension, raw emotion, and a gut-wrenching climax that lingers long after the curtain falls.

All My Sons

Discover the heart of Miami on this comprehensive sightseeing tour that covers 40 key landmarks, including Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, Little Havana, Biscayne Bay, Coconut Grove, and South Beach. The tour lasts for approximately six hours and includes an audio guide in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese. You will have access to all major attractions, with wheelchair accessibility at every stop. This guided tour takes you through the vibrant neighborhoods of Miami, offering a deep dive into local history, culture, and architecture.

Explore Vizcaya Museum and Gardens

Your tour stops at Vizcaya Museum and Gardens where guests can explore this 1920s estate built by James Deering. Covering over 13 acres with a main villa of approximately 34,000 square feet, the property features stunning gardens, an art collection spanning from ancient times to contemporary pieces, and historical artifacts showcasing early 20th-century American luxury. Established in 1916, Vizcaya is known for its intricate architecture, including a grand ballroom and a Mediterranean Revival-style villa. Visitors spend about two hours here exploring the grounds and learning about the estate's history through guided tours and self-guided audio guides. Unlike other historic sites, Vizcaya offers unique experiences such as boat rides on Biscayne Bay and interactive exhibits that bring historical events to life. This makes it a significant stop for understanding Miami’s cultural heritage.

Experience Little Havana

At Little Havana, guests can immerse themselves in the vibrant culture of Miami's Cuban community. Established in the 1950s and covering an area of about one square mile, this neighborhood is famous for its colorful streets, lively music, and delicious cuisine. Key attractions include Calle Ocho, where you’ll find numerous restaurants, cafes, and shops selling traditional Cuban goods. Historical landmarks like the Domino Park and Versailles Restaurant are must-visits, with Versailles opening in 1975 and becoming a symbol of Cuban-American identity. Visitors typically spend around one hour here enjoying the street performances, trying authentic Cuban coffee, and shopping for souvenirs. Unlike other cultural districts, Little Havana offers an immersive experience that captures the essence of Miami’s diversity through its rich history and current vibrancy.

Discover Biscayne Bay

Your tour continues to Biscayne Bay where guests can enjoy a scenic boat ride along the bay's 60 miles of coastline. Established as a national park in 1980, this protected area is known for its diverse marine life and beautiful beaches. Covering over 70,000 acres, Biscayne Bay features mangrove forests, coral reefs, and numerous islands like Key Biscayne and Watson Island. Visitors spend about an hour here taking guided boat tours that highlight the bay’s ecological importance and historical significance. Unlike other coastal areas in Miami, Biscayne Bay offers unique opportunities to learn about marine conservation efforts and witness Florida's natural beauty firsthand.

Visit Coconut Grove

At Coconut Grove, guests can explore this historic neighborhood known for its lush tropical landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Founded in 1873, Coconut Grove spans approximately one square mile with a population of around 20,000 residents. Key attractions include the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, the Barnacle State Historic Site, and the Deering Estate. Visitors typically spend about two hours here enjoying the scenic walking paths, visiting historical sites, and participating in community events. Unlike other Miami neighborhoods, Coconut Grove offers a unique blend of history, nature, and modern amenities that make it a must-visit destination for tourists.

Enjoy South Beach

Your tour concludes at South Beach where guests can relax on the famous beaches and explore the Art Deco District. Spanning about 10 blocks along Ocean Drive, this area is known for its colorful buildings dating back to the 1920s and 1930s. Covering approximately 45 acres, South Beach features more than 800 historic structures including hotels, apartments, and commercial buildings. Visitors spend about one hour here enjoying the beach activities, shopping on Lincoln Road, and admiring the architectural details of each building. Unlike other coastal areas in Miami, South Beach offers a unique mix of art deco architecture and vibrant nightlife that makes it a standout destination for tourists.

Tour Highlights

• Sightseeing at Vizcaya Museum and Gardens with 13 acres
• Boat ride along Biscayne Bay covering 60 miles
• Audio guide in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese
• Historical exploration of Little Havana established in the 1950s
• Walking tour through Coconut Grove founded in 1873
• Beach relaxation at South Beach with Art Deco District
• Access to all major attractions including museums and parks
• Convenience including wheelchair accessibility at every stop

Perfect for history buffs, culture enthusiasts, and nature lovers, this guided tour provides an immersive experience of Miami’s rich cultural heritage through its most iconic landmarks. The six-hour format allows you to explore Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, Little Havana, Coconut Grove, and South Beach, giving you a comprehensive understanding of Miami's diverse themes while enjoying the city’s unique blend of history and modernity.