Eddie Carbone is a Brooklyn longshoreman who works with his hands and lives by his own code. When he takes in two cousins straight off the boat, he offers them a roof and a shot at a better life. But when one falls for his niece, Catherine, it lights a fuse. Pride, jealousy, obsession — and the fallout is brutal.
Directed by long-time Silo collaborator Anapela Polata’ivao, this is Miller at his purest — raw, unflinching, and stripped to muscle and bone. His tragedy still lands with visceral force.
Beneath the family drama, A View from the Bridge sharpens questions of migration, identity, and belonging. In a world hostile to outsiders, it asks what a man will sacrifice for the people he loves, and what happens when he can’t let go.
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Arrive early and enjoy a drink or meal at Citizen Q before the show. Check your ticket carefully, as Q Theatre has several performance spaces across different levels.
Getting there
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Q Theatre is at 305 Queen Street, a short walk from Te Waihorotiu Station. Frequent buses stop nearby, while paid parking, including mobility spaces, is available at The Civic Car Park.
For more transport information, check out our Getting Around page.
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