When Arthur Miller's seminal work Death of a Salesman was first produced in 1949, and indeed for some time after, it was viewed as an indictment of the evanescent nature of the "American Dream," namely the misty promise that every citizen could achieve a better life through self-reliance and hard work. But through the years, and with a great deal of probing beneath the surface, directors and actors have come up with …
SOURCE: TalkinBroadway at 10:02PM on April 9, 2026