On July 29, after the curtain had fallen on After the Fall and after the audience had accorded the cast a generous reception, Arthur Miller himself took the stage of the American Airlines Theatre and took a deep, bashful, old-guard bow. Suddenly, respect was on a whole new level, buckets of it raining from the rafters, all for The Great Man.
On July 29, after the curtain had fallen on After the Fall and after the audience had accorded the cast a generous reception, Arthur Miller himself took the stage of the American Airlines Theatre and took a deep, bashful, old-guard bow. Suddenly, respect was on a whole new level, buckets of it raining from the rafters, all for The Great Man.
