Death of a Salesman, Royal Shakespeare Theatre, review: Antony Sher is piercing
It's the centenary of Arthur Miller's birth and you can't accuse the Royal Shakespeare Company of not marking the occasion as prominently as possible. The Bard has been obliged to budge over for a while. This revival of Miller's landmark 1949 play not only launches the main house season at Stratford but also has the honour of being the first modern work ever to be programmed for celebratory performance on Shakespeare…
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