Death of a Salesman

Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman is a gripping portrait of a life based on false values. Both an indictment of a materialistic society and a probing view of family relationships, the play has been lauded for its mining of the links between individual lives and public events, and between present and past experience. At the center of it all is Willie Loman, a father who puts unrelenting pressure on his family to achieve at all costs – never realizing that neither he nor they can live up to these illusions. The sons’ struggle to win their father’s love while attempting to forge their own independent lives, coupled with their mother’s attempts to mediate the constant battles, results in a universal story that continues to move audiences world-wide.

Tickets for the Opening Night Gala on Friday, October 13 are $50.00. Along with admission to the show, tickets include a wine tasting at 7:00 PM (sponored by Hannah Nicole Vineyards), as well as champagne and hors d’oeurves (by La Mediterranee) after the show.

S C H E D U L E

October 13 – November 18:
Thursday – Saturday at 8:00PM
Saturday Matinee at 1:00 PM

December 1 – December 16:
Friday – Saturday at 8:00 PM