Death of a Salesman
by Arthur Miller
One of Arthur Miller’s most famous works, Death of a Salesman is a riveting American tragedy.
Willy Loman is an elderly salesman lost in false hopes and illusions. The sales firm he works
for no longer pays him salary. Working on straight commission, Willy cannot bring home enough
money to pay his bills. After thirty-four years with the firm, they have spent his energy and
discarded him. As Willy has grown older, he has trouble distinguishing between the past and
present – between illusion and reality – and is often lost in flashbacks where much of the story
is told. A thrilling work of deep and revealing beauty, Death of a Salesman explores the themes
of the American dream, abandonment, and betrayal.
The Cast of Death of a
Salesman (2006)
Willy Loman - Miles Angelo
Linda Loman - Jo Ann Tart
Happy Loman - Needham Park
Biff Loman - Adam Williams
Bernard - Randy Laster
Charlie - Craig Millard
Ben - David Meraz
The Woman - Ellen Brubeck
Howard - Chris Vanderhorst
Stanley - Bruce Maples
Second Waiter - Reynold Meraz
Jenny/Miss Forsythe - Belinda King
Letta - Susan Bowen |
The Production Team of
Death of a Salesman (2006)
Director - Cathy Stelly
Assistant Director - Shirley Proctor
Producer - Stephanie Horton
Lights & Sound - Joe Collins
Set Designer - Bobby Boyd
Stage Manager - Deanne Morris
Props - Sandra Evans &
Michael Corbitt
Costumer - Debbie Libby
Press Release - Mary Lou Park
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Miles Angelo and
Adam Williams
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Miles Angelo,
Adam Williams, and
Needham Park
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Miles Angelo and
Adam Williams
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Joann Tart and
Adam Williams
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Adam Williams
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Needham Park and
Adam Williams
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Miles Angelo
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Set Design
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Playbill
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