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This paper focuses on Miller’s impact on the suppression of female character in Broken Glass. The play was written in the decade of nineties and forms a kind of continuum- the common theme of dysfunctional marriage and family is at the core of the play. The woman character is again represented in a negative way, in the play. Miller is concerned here with the paralysis of a nation or an individual conscience in face of increasing anti- Semitism in Europe and America. Broken Glass, set in Brooklyn in November 1938, is a two act play that explores the themes of sexual awakening, the result of denial and effect of social injustice on an individual. According to Murray Biggs, Broken Glass
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