Death of a Salesman Playbill - June 1975
Death of a Salesman
Broadway
Play
Drama
Revival
Death of a Salesman
Broadway
Play
Drama
Revival
SYNOPSIS:
One man and his family are caught up in the pressures and delusions of living the American Dream. Miller's play is the story of a traveling salesman whose illusions of picture-perfect business and family life cave in on him.
- playwright: Arthur Miller
People (38)
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Uncle Ben
(Original)
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Biff
(Original)
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Happy
(Original)
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Willy Loman
(Original)
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Linda
(Original)
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Charley
(Original)
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Second Woman
(Original)
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Miss Forsythe
(Original)
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Jenny
(Original)
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Letta
(Original)
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Stanley
(Original)
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Howard Wagner
(Original)
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Bernard
(Original)
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First Woman
(Original)
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Waiter
(Original)
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Charley
(Replacement)
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Charley
(Replacement)
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Uncle Ben
(Original)
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Biff
(Original)
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Happy
(Original)
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Willy Loman
(Original)
-
Linda
(Original)
-
Charley
(Original)
-
Second Woman
(Original)
-
Miss Forsythe
(Original)
-
Jenny
(Original)
-
Letta
(Original)
-
Stanley
(Original)
-
Howard Wagner
(Original)
-
Bernard
(Original)
-
First Woman
(Original)
-
Waiter
(Original)
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Writer
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Director
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Scenic Design
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Costume Design
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Lighting Design
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Incidental Music
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Assistant to the Managing Director
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Production Stage Manager
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Stage Manager
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Company Manager
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Circle in the Square General Press Representative
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Press Representative
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Circle in the Square Advertising
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Circle in the Square Advertising
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Photographer
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Artistic Director
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Managing Director
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Producer
Inside The Playbill
Death of a Salesman - June 1975
Death of a Salesman - June 1975
Death of a Salesman - June 1975
Death of a Salesman - June 1975
Death of a Salesman - June 1975
Death of a Salesman - June 1975
Death of a Salesman - June 1975
Awards
| Tony Award | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1976 | Best Actor in a Play | Nominee |
Shows That Opened That Season: 1975–1976
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