Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller

Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller

Willy Loman is sixty-three, has been selling for the same company for thirty-four years, and can no longer drive to Boston without the car drifting off the road. He comes home early, and over the next twenty-four hours everything he has built his life on comes apart.

Miller wrote the whole play so that the past intrudes on the stage rather than being narrated — Willy talks to his dead brother while his sons argue in the same room. Biff's discovery in a Boston hotel room, and Linda's speech that attention must be paid to such a person, are among the most performed moments in theatre.

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the Tony Award. The defining American play of the twentieth century.

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