Read our review of *Death of a Salesman* on Broadway, starring Nathan Lane, Laurie Metcalf, Christopher Abbott, and Ben Ahlers under the direction ...
2 hours and 50 minutes, with one intermission. At the Winter Garden Theatre, 1634 Broadway. The vast stage of the Winter Garden Theatre is grimier ...
Willy Loman has no home to return to in the stark and shattering new revival of Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman" on Broadway. When Willy comes ...
Reviews: What Do the Critics Think of Broadway's Death of a Salesman Starring Nathan Lane, Laurie Metcalf, and Christopher Abbott? Tony winner Joe ...
One man and his family are caught up in the pressures and delusions of living the American Dream. Miller's play is the story of a traveling salesman whose illusions of picture-perfect busine…
Mantello has leaned into the play's sense of abstraction " Willy often loses himself in his own mind " which has the effect of emphasizing both its timelessness and its timeliness. (Miller's…
And yet, I was ultimately unmoved. Why? In sitting uncertainly between total adornment and its weighted ideas of temporal displacement, the production had never quite gotten me there. This S…
From the breathtaking opening scene when a car drives onstage, its bright headlights shining into the audience, to the moment it backs out of Chloe Lamford's astonishing set, this Salesman d…
What's most striking is the musicality of his voice. This isn't a musical, and yet it often feels like one when he speaks. Lane shapes Miller's language as if he's singing it, or delivering …
Critics have stopped by the Broadway revival of Death of a Salesman, and the reviews are in! The new production is directed by Joe Mantello and led by Nathan Lane as Willy Loman and Laurie M…
Theatrely's Broadway production of Death Of A Salesman directed by Joe Mantello and starring Nathan Lane, Laurie Metcalf, and Christopher Abbott at the Winter Garden Theatre in New York City.
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 Dre…
Some may say that Arthur Miller's play "Death of a Salesman" may be the greatest play of the 20th century and there is evidence that supports that claim. It premiered on Broadway in 1949,…
Winter Garden Theatre, New YorkArthur Miller's 1949 autopsy of the American dream finds new urgency in a stripped-back production
Somewhere in New York, in the middle of the night, a tired m…
★★★★★ Nathan Lane, Laurie Metcalf and Christopher Abbott star in Joe Mantello's emotionally searing revival.
The post Death of a Salesman: More Relevant Than E…
Don't waste time asking whether we really need another Death of a Salesman, and certainly don't even begin to question whether Nathan Lane has the dramatic chops to tackle one of American th…
Some of our very best actors got their start in comedy " so it's only natural that sitcom veterans Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf should arrive on Broadway as that most deadly serious couple…
At the end of the superb and unforgettable revival that hauntingly unfolds there among its shadows, arrives a thrilling takeaway: That was the best "Death of a Salesman" I have ever seen.
Christopher Abbott and Ben Ahlers also star in Joe Mantello's Broadway revival of the 1949 landmark American drama, which remains sadly relevant more than 75 years later.
