Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller January 12, 2007

Actors Theatre of San Francisco
EXTENDS Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman
January 5 – January 20, 2007

Death of A Salesman, Arthur Miller’s masterpiece about the failure of the American Dream, has been EXTENDED at the Actors Theatre of San Francisco. Directed by Christian Phillips and Marcella Pethes, Arthur Miller’s “tragedy of the common man” is a gripping portrait of a life based on false values. Both an indictment of a materialistic society and a probing view of family relationships, the play has been lauded for its mining of the links between individual lives and public events, and between present and past experience. At the center of this timeless story is Willie Loman (Keith Phillips). Who, while adhering to the illusive American ideal puts unrelenting pressure on his sons, Biff (Carl Miller) and Happy (Tim Meehan), to achieve at all costs, never realizing that neither he nor they can ever live up to these illusions. The sons’ struggle to win their father’s love as well as to forge their own independent lives, and their mother, Linda Loman’s (Margel Kauffman) attempts to mediate this battle, is a universal story that continues to move audiences world-wide.
When: EXTENDED DATES: January 5-20, 2007.
Showtimes: Jan 5-20, 2007 Friday and Saturday nights at 8pm.
Where: Actors Theatre of San Francisco, 855 Bush Street between Taylor and Mason, San Francisco.
Tickets: $30 General Admission; $20 student/seniors. Tickets: 415-345-1287 or at www.ticketweb.com.

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