<b>The ultimate gift for any theater lover:</b> <b>the essential American playwright in a three-volume deluxe collector's boxed set.</b> Over the course of his nearly seventy-year career, Arthur Miller (1915–2005) reshaped and permanently expanded the range of the American theatre. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and multiple Tony Awards, he crafted a body of work—searing, courageous, and profoundly honest—that forms an essential part of our national literature. Now, to celebrate his centennial, The Library of America and acclaimed playwright Tony Kushner present a definitive three-volume edition of Miller’s collected plays––all the works that established him as the indispensable voice of the twentieth century stage—in a deluxe boxed set. Here are<i>All My Sons</i>, <i>Death of a Salesman</i>, <i>The Crucible</i>, <i>A View from the Bridge</i>,<i>After the Fall</i>, <i>Incident at Vichy</i>, <i>The American Clock</i>, <i>The Archbishop’s Ceiling</i>,<i>The Last Yankee</i>, <i>Broken Glass</i>, <i>Finishing the Picture</i>, and many other works. Also included is Miller’s novella<i>The Misfits</i>, based on the screenplay he wrote for his wife, Marilyn Monroe, and Miller's incisive prose reflections on his art. As a special feature the boxed set reproduces Tony Kushner's memorable 2005 eulogy of Miller.