Performance

Venue	Haymarket Theatre
	Also: Studio
Town	Leicester
County	Leicestershire
From	5th October 2001
To	27th October 2001
When	19:30, Mats Oct 1011, 17, 18, 27 at 14:30
Prices	From £6.50. To £14.50.
Haymarket Theatre (V431)
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Death of a Salesman

Work:: Death of a Salesman (S2975)

Veteran salesman Willy Loman is used to spending his life 'riding on a smile and a shoeshine', but recently things haven't been so good. He seems to have lost his golden touch; his grown-up sons, Biff and Happy, no longer idolise him as they used to and he is haunted by missed opportunities and a trouble past. His wife Linda is struggling to aid her increasingly disturbed husband, as she tries to hold the family together and keep Willy from descending further into desperation. But as the truth of Willy and his sons' imperfect past begins to unravel, Willy starts to lose faith in the two things he believes in: his family, and, in Miller's words, his need 'to leave a thumbprint somewhere on the world'. Death of a Salesman burst upon the international scene in 1949 and won the Drama Critics' Circle Award, the Tony Award and the Pulitzer Prize, becoming a benchmark for modern theatre.

Author

Arthur Miller

Production:: (T01552918441)

Producer	Haymarket Leicester
Director	Kully Thiarai
Design	Emma Donovan
Lighting	James Farncombe
Director	Akintayo Akinbody (music)
Performer	Joseph Marcell
Performer	Helen Bourne
Performer	Alison Carney
Performer	Andrea Davy
Performer	Matthew Eggleton
Performer	Anthony Hickling
Performer	Trevor H Laird
Performer	Peter Landi
Performer	Veronica Leer
Performer	Gary Liburn
Performer	Gary Pillai

Listing:: L645059950

Current production:Work

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Special Performances

23 Oct 01 Sign Interpreted Mike Knight
24 Oct 01 Audio Described
27 Oct 01 Audio Described

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