Arthur Miller’s 1947 Tony-winning play brings Joe Keller’s past crime into his son’s planned marriage to Herbert Deever’s daughter. Daniel Millhouse directs the McAninch Arts Center production, which includes two scheduled talks.

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The marriage plan is the hinge in All My Sons: Joe Keller’s son intends to wed the daughter of Herbert Deever, the business partner Keller framed after committing a crime. In the MAC’s description, that family tie brings past wrongdoing into the present and raises the question of who bears responsibility beyond the household.
The planned marriage links the Kellers to the Deever family years after Keller’s crime. That connection gives the play’s family conflict a wider reach: the future his son hopes to build is entangled with harm Keller inflicted on his former partner.
The MAC identifies familial duty, social responsibility and corruption of the American Dream as themes. Here, those ideas meet in one relationship, making the family’s choices part of a question about obligations to people outside it.
Further reading: All My Sons - McAninch Arts Center ↗ · All My Sons in Glen Ellyn at McAninch Arts Center ↗

Arthur Miller’s All My Sons won the 1947 Tony Award for Best Author. Daniel Millhouse directs this MAC production.
Further reading: All My Sons - McAninch Arts Center ↗ · All My Sons in Glen Ellyn at McAninch Arts Center ↗
The schedule pairs a pre-show talk with director Daniel Millhouse and the designers at 5:45 p.m. Thursday, March 4, before that evening’s 7 p.m. performance, with a post-show talk with Millhouse and actors on Friday, March 12. The MAC does not give a start time for the March 12 discussion, and these talks are listed for those dates rather than throughout the run.
Performances are Thursday through Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. The MAC lists start times but does not publish a running time or performance end time.
Those are the listed ticket prices before fees. In-person and phone purchases have a $3-per-ticket technology fee. Online purchases add that fee plus a Tickets.com convenience fee of $1.50–$5 per ticket. College of DuPage students do not pay the technology fee when buying in person.
Tickets are available through the MAC’s online ticketing system, by phone at (630) 942-4000, by email at [email protected], or by mail to the McAninch Arts Center Box Office, 425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn, IL 60137. The Box Office is open Tuesday–Saturday, noon–6 p.m., and opens two hours before ticketed performances. American Express, Discover, Mastercard and Visa are accepted.
The MAC advises purchasing through its own ticketing system. It says tickets from other resale sites may not be honored; League of Chicago Theatres is the stated exception to its no-affiliation policy.
All My Sons - McAninch Arts Center ↗ · The MAC Box Office | McAninch Arts Center at College of DuPage | Glen Ellyn, IL ↗
Doors open approximately 30 minutes before the performance, which begins promptly at its listed time. Late seating is at management’s discretion. Ticket sales are final, refunds are not available and exchanges are limited; each person entering the theater needs a ticket. Cameras and recording devices are not permitted. Programs may change or include substitutions.
The MAC Box Office | McAninch Arts Center at College of DuPage | Glen Ellyn, IL ↗
The MAC’s general policy says its events are not appropriate for children under 6 unless otherwise indicated.
All My Sons - McAninch Arts Center ↗ · The MAC Box Office | McAninch Arts Center at College of DuPage | Glen Ellyn, IL ↗
The production is in the Studio Theater at the McAninch Arts Center, 425 Fawell Blvd., on the College of DuPage campus. For maps or rideshare, enter “McAninch Arts Center” as the destination; the MAC warns that using the street address may direct you to the wrong location.
For the MAC’s driving approach, take Park Boulevard to Fawell Boulevard (shown as 22nd Street on Google Maps), turn west and follow Fawell about a quarter mile as it curves. The campus is on the left; use the first parking-lot entrance by the green-and-white College of DuPage sign. The MAC is directly ahead. Parking is free in campus lots. The venue guide identifies Fawell A as the nearest lot or garage to the theater.
All My Sons - McAninch Arts Center ↗ · Getting to The MAC | Driving Directions & Maps | McAninch Arts Center at College of DuPage | Glen Ellyn, IL ↗ · McAninch Arts Center, Upcoming Events in Glen Ellyn on Do312 ↗
The venue guide lists the Metra UP–West Line to Glen Ellyn station, followed by Pace Bus Route 715 to College of DuPage. Pace Route 714, the COD–Naperville–Wheaton Connector, also serves the campus.
McAninch Arts Center, Upcoming Events in Glen Ellyn on Do312 ↗
The MAC lists wheelchair seating and accessible parking, button-operated electric doors, elevators to the balcony, restrooms on the main and balcony levels, wheelchair-accessible drinking fountains and assistive listening devices available to borrow for each theater. For special assistance, contact the Box Office at (630) 942-4000 when making reservations. For ADA accommodations, the MAC lists (630) 942-2141 by voice and (630) 858-9692 by TDD.
The pre-show talk with the director and designers is March 4 at 5:45 p.m. The post-show talk with the director and actors is March 12; its start time is not stated.
No. The MAC lists a $3-per-ticket technology fee for in-person and phone purchases. Online orders also have a $1.50–$5-per-ticket convenience fee; College of DuPage students do not pay the technology fee when buying in person.
All My Sons - McAninch Arts Center ↗ · The MAC Box Office | McAninch Arts Center at College of DuPage | Glen Ellyn, IL ↗
The MAC lists performance start times but does not publish a running time or end time.
425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn, IL 60137
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