The Price

“What was unbearable is not that it fell apart; it was that there was never anything here.” A dusty attic filled with forgotten furniture and memories too heavy to discard brings two estranged brothers back together to confront the choices that shaped their lives. As long-buried tensions surface during the sale of their late father’s possessions, humor and heartbreak collide in Arthur Miller’s powerful drama about family, sacrifice, regret, and the cost of the roads not taken. The Price is one of Miller’s most intimate and enduring works—a moving exploration of what we owe to our families, to our dreams, and to ourselves.