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Racism Further Damns the American Dream in the Young Vic’s ‘Death of a Salesman’
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Racism Further Damns the American Dream in the Young Vic’s ‘Death of a Salesman’

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 / 15 May 2019

An accomplished cast ignite Marianne Elliott and Miranda Cromwell's compelling production of Arthur Miller's classic, Death of a Salesman, but does making the Lomans a black family enhance Miller's intentions?

Why Arthur Miller and Saul Bellow’s Doomed American Heroes Are Timeless
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Why Arthur Miller and Saul Bellow’s Doomed American Heroes Are Timeless

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 / 8 March 2018

Perpetual "losers" Willy Loman and Tommy Wilhelm bitterly struggle to survive amidst the same economic and social forces that continue to challenge their real-world counterparts today.

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‘The American Stage’ Is Best Enjoyed As Theatre As Literature

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 / 6 July 2010
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“A Salesman Is Got to Dream”: Arthur Miller (1915-2005)

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 / 15 February 2005
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Making the Misfits (2001)

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 / 18 March 2003