The American Clock

The American Clock is a 1980 play by Arthur Miller. The play is about 1930s America during The Great Depression. It is based in part on Studs Terkel's Hard Times: An Oral History of the Great Depression.

Characters

The play premiered on Broadway at the Biltmore Theatre on November 11, 1980; closing on November 30, 1980 after 23 performances. The cast included Miller's younger sister, Joan Copeland, who won a Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Actress in a Play for her portrayal of Rose Baum. In March 2012 director Phil Willmott revived the show at the Finborough Theatre in London.

Works of Arthur Miller

Plays	No Villain They Too Arise Honors at Dawn The Golden Years (radio play) That They May Win (one-act) The Man Who Had All the Luck All My Sons Death of a Salesman An Enemy of the People (adapted) The Crucible A View from the Bridge A Memory of Two Mondays The Misfits After the Fall Incident At Vichy The Price The Creation of the World and Other Business The Archbishop's Ceiling The American Clock Up from Paradise Elegy for a Lady Some Kind of Love Story Everybody Wins The Last Yankee The Ride Down Mt. Morgan Broken Glass Mr. Peters' Connections Resurrection Blues Finishing the Picture

Novels	Focus Homely Girl: A Life

Short stories	The Misfits (short story and screenplay) I Don't Need You Anymore (short stories) Presence: Stories (short stories)

Non-fiction	Situation Normal In Russia In the Country Chinese Encounters Salesman in Beijing Timebends (autobiography)

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