“I don't say he's a great man. Willy Loman never made a lot of money. His name was never in the paper. He's not the finest character that ever lived. But he's a human being, and a terr…
"There's just no spot for you" is the terse way that Willy Loman's "snotnose" boss man Howard tells Loman he is fired. Just go and don't look back, "cause you gotta admit, business is busine…
It's hard to believe that nearly 70 years have passed since Arthur Miller penned his Pulitzer-winning masterpiece, Death of a Salesman; the perennially relevant social drama seems as timely …
There are hardly any travelling salesmen now, and yet we are almost all Willy Loman. We remember the home run we hit to win the big game in high school, when in fact we rode the bench at P.S…
The chemistry between the characters of long-time husband and wife Willy and Linda Loman in Ford’s Theatre's Death of a Salesman may seem stronger than most other productions of Arthur…
Sat, September 23 thru Sun, October 22 @ Ford's Theatre, presented by Ford's Theatre -- Arthur Miller’s classic play challenges us to reconsider what it means to succeed and the cost o…
Theater Mitu's staging of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman explores a landscape of unrealized hopes and asks what happens when you are written out of the American Dream.
Death of a Salesman
Off Broadway, Theater Mitu at BAM's Fishman Space
Reviewed by Maria Paz Alegre
BOTTOM LINE: Theatre Mitu transforms Death of a Salesman into a spectacular avant-garde p…
It's almost always a good time to resurrect Willy Loman, Arthur Miller's desperate Everyman, but Theater Mitu's staging at BAM Fisher saps the play's power.
Seeing Northampton's Royal & Derngate production almost at the end of its tour in the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre " such a lovely theatre now, clearly well cherished locally and a perfect spa…
Miller's 1949 depiction of the ageing, failing salesman Willy Loman as he struggles to comes to terms with the death of his dreams " and perhaps of The American Dream itself " has only gaine…
Seen by many as one of the greatest plays of the 20th century, Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman has been performed in many guises since its first production in 1949.
Keeping the despair at bay: Geoff Mills reviews Arthur Miller's intended "time bomb" of a play.
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