Actor Gavin Rutherford knows he's filling some very big nike running shoes. In playwright Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge he stars as Italian American Eddie Carbone, who works on the Brooklyn docks. Carbone is considered one of the pre-eminent roles in American theatre and one of the most memorable in Miller's works, up there with Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman. Carbone has been performed by some big names overseas, including Anthony nike athletics shoes, Liev Schreiber - with Scarlett Johansson as Carbone's niece Catherine - and, most recently, British actor Mark Strong in London earlier this year.
But for Rutherford, who was in Miller's The Price at Circa Theatre last year, landing the part was a lifetime ambition. Since he was a teenager he had been passionate about Miller's 1955 play. "I fell in love with this play when I saw it at the Mercury nike air max [in Auckland] many years ago with Paul Gittins [as Carbone] and George Henare [as narrator Alfieri]. As a kid I was just gobsmacked by it. A little bit later on when doing amateur dramatics as a teenager, I chose the script [of the play] to do a reading from." In the play Carbone and his wife Beatrice (Jude Gibson) welcome into their nike air max 2014 two of Beatrice's cousins Rodolpho (Paul Waggott) and Marco (Alex Greig) from Sicily, who have illegally entered the United States. But Carbone later turns on the two when Catherine (Acushla-Tara Sutton) becomes romantically involved with Rodolpho. The more Carbone tries to assert control, the more everything gets out of control.
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