Steppenwolf builds raw, aggressive 'Good People'
In the most devastating scene of Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman," a young businessman named Howard fires Willy Loman, even though the past-his-prime salesman knew his new boss when Howard was still a baby. At least Willy gets his pink slip while sitting in an office. No such dignified consideration is afforded Margaret, the 50ish central character in David Lindsay-Abaire's superbly written play about class loya…