Death of a Salesman
Arthur Miller
Death of a Salesman – Arthur Miller’s most well-known play – examines the choices we make in order to make our lives seem worthwhile.
At the age of 60 and after a lifetime working as a salesman Willie Loman is cast aside, his usefulness exhausted in the ruthless world of business. Over a period of nearly four decades in pursuit of “success” he has created a false persona – built on pretence and deception. But now the proverbial chickens are coming home to roost and Willie is losing his grip on reality.
What is a man to do when he believes he is worth more dead than alive?
Willy – Paul Baker
Linda – Yves Green
Biff – Mark Burridge
Happy – Peter Long
Bernard – Mike Davison
The Woman – Dawn Symonds
Charley – Steven Phipps
Uncle Ben – Patrick Quorn
Howard Wagner – Simon Evans
Stanley – Ben Willmott
Miss Forsythe – Emma Martin
Letta – Alice Mottram
Jenny – Rachel Kellett
Directed by David Green
Open Space Theatre
venues November 2010
venues November 2010
Friday, November 5 HOXNE
Saturday, November 6 HOXNE
Friday, November 12, Seagull, LOWESTOFT
Saturday, November 13, Jubilee Hall, ALDEBURGH
Friday, November 19, Fisher Theatre, BUNGAY
Saturday, November 20, The Cut, HALESWORTH
