Four closed-caption, 30-minute vide programs for
Grades 9 through 12 in Language Arts,
broadcast on Wisconsin's public TV stations.
Please visit our Digital Parade for broadcast dates, times, and series descriptions
The works of playwright Arthur Miller continue to convey the atmosphere of post-war
America, and his social conscience and concern for human issues
provide an enduring
relevance. These programs combine specially shot
footage
and archive material to
set each play in context. Each episode focuses on a
pivotal scene, about 5 minutes
in duration, that brings out many of the play's
main themes. The scenes are filmed in
rehearsal and final performance. The
actors and crew are interviewed about their roles,
and whenever possible and
appropriate, new performances are compared with archival
versions of the
same scene.
Program titles are linked to the teacher guides,
which are in PDF format and require Adobe Acrobat Reader
| #1 All My Sons |
| #2 The Crucible |
| #3 Death of a Salesman |
| #4 A View from the Bridge |
