An unforgettable portrait of a self-deluded anti-hero and the failure of the American dream; a classic parable of mass hysteria that became a powerful indictment of McCarthyism; a depiction of a family haunted by the death of their son and other ghosts of the past; a tragic examination of how one man's unhealthy obsession leads to the ultimate betrayal. Death of a Salesman, The Crucible, All My Sons and A View from the Bridge are the masterpieces which secured Arthur Miller's place as the leading figure of the American stage. In time for his centenary celebrations in October 2015, Penguin Classics will publish a clothbound hardback edition of these four essential plays alongside photographs of the stage productions taken by Miller's widow Inge Morath, and other photographers.