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Death of a Salesman

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Death of a Salesman

Play 1949 by Arthur Miller, the story of the defeated sales representative Willy Loman, which captured the limitations and deceptions of the American dream of success.
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But I can imagine many essentially realistic plays that might effectively employ dancers or a dance choir: Death of a Salesman, Saint Joan, Angels in America, and, of course, just about all of Shakespeare, Moliere and Wilde.
On broadway: with The Persians, the National Theater of Greece shows ... by Gold, Sylviane / Dance Magazine
Dennehy's natural charisma makes Spags the hero he indeed was, and his talent for intense internal turmoil (he won a Tony for Death of a Salesman, after all) makes Spags's fall from grace appropriately painful.
Unforgiven by Steele, Bruce C. / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
and follows it with a lead-footed joke ("Should schools change Arthur Miller's play Death of a Salesman to 'Death of a Sales Representative'?
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