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Arthur Miller's great American drama comes to the stage with a star-studded cast.
4.7 31 reviews from 31 verified reviews- Opens: To be announced
Booking until: To be announced - Starring: Sharon D Clarke, Wendell Pierce
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Starring:
Sharon D Clarke, Wendell Pierce
Widely considered one of the greatest American plays, Death of a Salesman is Arthur Miller's attempt to reimagine the literary trope of the tragic hero as an everyman. Willy Loman is an aging, washed-up travelling salesman obsessed with the idea of greatness. Despondent with his life and plagued by hallucinations, he begins losing his grip on reality and slipping into senility. Unfolding in Brooklyn over the final 24 hours of Willy's life, the play explores and deconstructs the idea of the American Dream.
Rebecca Frecknall directs a new staging of Arthur Miller's Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning play as part of the National Theatre's ambitious new 2027 season. It features a star-studded cast, including Paul Mescal, Monica Dohan, and Tracy Letts in his UK stage acting debut. Death of a Salesman has been revived and adapted countless times since it first premiered on Broadway in 1949, endlessly appealing to audiences for its critique of capitalism and the illusion of success. It has retained its status as a purely human and ordinary tragedy, and its relevance to the modern world. Now it's your chance to experience this masterpiece of storytelling in the hands of a brilliant director, brought to life on the National Theatre stage.
Don't miss this latest revival of one of the most recognisable pieces of American drama.
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Death of a Salesman Ticket Information
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Thursday, 1 July 2027
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Thursday, 30 September 2027
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Remarkable acting.I was left wondering how much was Arthur Miller and how much Marianne Elliott. The translation from poor blacks to poor whites was certainly intriguing, though the stature and power and exuberance of Wendell Pierce made the character of Lomas unconvincing, lacking the pathos and sad inadequacy remembered from an earlier production. Lomas had to be somewhat overacted to make its points, along with intrusive visual effects to signify moments of despair. His wife was beautifully acted.
M Reviewed on 03 January 2020 by Michael
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Riveting performance by all on stageG Reviewed on 17 December 2019 by Gabrielle
Switzerland
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Must see itD Reviewed on 15 December 2019 by Dolores
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Bland story line bolstered by sendational actingThe story was boring, it went too long and missed an emotive connection . The actinh was 12/10 good - great work team.
M Reviewed on 14 December 2019 by Matthew
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Great Show!!R Reviewed on 12 December 2019 by Robert
United States Of America
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DepressingB Reviewed on 11 December 2019 by Bernd
Spain
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Harrowing and thought provoking. A must see.H Reviewed on 07 December 2019 by Holly
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CreativeThe theatre was too hot... the show is long and the room temperature really affected our concentration!
C Reviewed on 05 December 2019 by Carol
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Fabulous and moving performanceS Reviewed on 03 December 2019 by Sarah
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ExcelkentA brilliant play, in a very interesting setting in a back family. Brilliantly performed.
M Reviewed on 23 November 2019 by Margaret
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A powerful refreshing performanceI was transfixed. The show “worked” extremely well. It helped that I haf read the programme in order to gain a better understanding of the context of the time and the Blacked lived experience in the USA during the times both portrayed and referred to. The show was gripping and highly recommended. I had a ticket in the area with the faulty ceiling and was moved to the stalls in K10. This seat was dreadful. It sloped downwards and I was immensely uncomfortable and l left with backache.
J Reviewed on 14 November 2019 by Jill
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death of a salesmanP Reviewed on 06 November 2019 by Patricia
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Classic play! Must seeWendell and Sharon really brought the 1940s to life
M Reviewed on 03 November 2019 by Miranda
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