A View from the Bridge is a post war play centred on longshoreman Eddie Carbonne. Eddie lives with wife Beatrice, and niece Catherine. The play depicts the conflict that occurs when, Italian immigrants and relatives of Beatrice, Marco and Rudolpho, come to stay with them and Rudolpho forms a romantic relationship with Catherine, eventually marrying her.

Discusses how writer Arthur Miller manages to create dramatic tension throughout the play, A View From the Bridge. Summarizes the story plot and examines tension and conflict between characters.

Discusses the significance of the title of the Arthur Miller play, 'A View From the Bridge.' Describes how many Miller plays examine the position of individual in relation to their responsibilities and position in society and may be seen, as a result, to be political.

In his play "A View from the Bridge," Arthur Miller clearly portrays the brothers Rodolfo and Marco as being more different than alike in terms of looks, character, and personality. In general, Rodolfo is popular, whereas Marco is respected.

View from the bridge

by Arthur Miller

Discusses the Arthur Miller play, "A View From the Bridge." Provides a character analysis of Mr. Alfieri. Argues that Alfieri must be seen as the wise, old mentor, comparable to the character of Tiresias in Sophocles' "Oedipus Rex."

a view from the bridge

by arthur miiller