The Compass put on a very successful production of “All My Sons” by Arthur Miller at The Gaiety, writes David Dickson.
The show was a sell out with over 600 people attending. It was directed by Christine Stanley from Ayr.
Donations from the performances will go towards the charity Ayrways - a new singing group that helps people to manage their breathying.
Professional photographer Toby Williams went along to capture the cast in their greatest moments on stage.
There were two evening shows and a matinee.
Arthur Miller was one of the 20th century’s greatest playwrights.
All My Sons is a powerful, moving drama of the ideological conflict between father and son and a merciless exposure of wartime profiteering and the American dream.
Set just after WW2, life appears to be perfect. But it’s far from it.
Take a bow Compass.
For more photos of the All My Sons production, pick up your copy of this weeks Ayrshire Post.
