A View from the Bridge — Arthur Miller

Arthur Miller’s *A View from the Bridge* is a tragedy exploring emotional and social tensions within an Italian-American community in Brooklyn, New York, during the 1950s.

The play centers on Eddie Carbone, a longshoreman living with his wife Beatrice and his wife’s niece Catherine. The arrival of two undocumented immigrants—Marco and Rodolfo—triggers a series of conflicts that expose Eddie’s hidden passions and inner contradictions. Initially protective toward Catherine, Eddie gradually develops an obsessive fixation on her, leading him to question Rodolfo’s intentions after the young man begins a romantic relationship with her. As jealousy and suspicion intensify, Eddie makes choices that estrange him from both his community and his own moral compass. The play culminates in a tragedy that lays bare the complexities of desire, loyalty, and justice.

**Production:** Secuencia 3 Artes y Comunicación S.L.
**Author:** Arthur Miller
**Adaptation:** Eduardo Galán
**Director:** Javier Molina
**Set Design:** Elisa Sanz
**Lighting Design:** Nicolás Fischtel
**Costume Design:** Emilio Sosa y Navascues
**Assistant Director:** Alejandro Arestegui
**Sound Design:** Manu Solis
**Graphic Design:** Hawork Studio

Running time: approximately 115 minutes.